Asylum & CNDA appeals
Making your request
for protection heard.
Legal support in asylum proceedings and appeals, with careful attention to your individual account and procedural history.
A careful review of the case.
Asylum cases call for a detailed review of the account, supporting evidence and steps already taken. The firm assists people seeking protection and those challenging a refusal, including appeals before France’s National Court of Asylum (CNDA).
Areas of assistance.
- Review of OFPRA decisions and preparation of CNDA appeals.
- Preparation of the case and hearing within the agreed engagement.
- Disputes involving Dublin procedures.
- OFII decisions and material reception conditions, depending on the circumstances.
Keep decisions and notification records.
Retain the complete decision and evidence of when you received it. Tell the firm at first contact if a hearing is scheduled or a decision has recently arrived. The available procedure and deadline need to be assessed from the documents.
A confidential professional relationship.
Exchanges with your lawyer are covered by professional confidentiality. The relevant information and documents are identified with you. Assistance under the French legal aid system can be considered where applicable.
YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES
Clarity starts with a conversation.
Every situation deserves individual consideration. Consultations are available by appointment in Aix-en-Provence or remotely.
COMMON QUESTIONS
A few useful starting points.
Can I seek advice after an OFPRA refusal?
The firm can examine the decision and possible avenues of appeal. Please flag the date you received it promptly and agree how to provide the documents.
Should I submit my full account through this website?
This website has no case-submission form. Contact the firm first to agree an appropriate way to provide sensitive information.
START A CONVERSATION
Let’s discuss your next step.
A consultation to understand your position and explore the way forward.