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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Subsection 2: Spouse and child of a foreign national holding long-term resident status - EU in another Member State of the European Union
Article L426-12
Provided they apply within three months of entering France, the spouse of a foreign national holding long-term EU resident status in another EU Member State and a temporary residence permit issued und…
French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Subsection 2: Spouse and child of a foreign national holding long-term resident status - EU in another Member State of the European Union
Article L426-15
The expiry date of the temporary residence permit issued under the conditions defined in articles L. 426-12 and L. 426-13 may not be later than that of the temporary residence permit issued, pursuant…
French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Subsection 2: Spouse and child of a foreign national holding long-term resident status - EU in another Member State of the European Union
Article L426-13
The residence permit provided for in article L. 426-12 is also issued, when the child reaches the age of eighteen, to the child, who entered France as a minor, of a foreign national holding long-term…
French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Subsection 2: Spouse and child of a foreign national holding long-term resident status - EU in another Member State of the European Union
Article L426-14
For the application of articles L. 426-12 and L. 426-13, all the applicant's own resources and, where applicable, those of his or her spouse or parent, are taken into account, independently of the fam…
Subsection 2: Organisations preserving and preparing tissues and cells from the human body with a view to their transfer for scientific use
Article R1243-63
Authorisations are issued for a period of five years. Applications for renewal must be accompanied by the supporting documents mentioned in article R. 1243-60 and an activity report. It is made under…
Subsection 2: Organisations preserving and preparing tissues and cells from the human body with a view to their transfer for scientific use
Article R1243-64
Authorised bodies must be able to provide the following information at any time: 1° The nature and number of samples held ; 2° The characteristics of the samples held; 3° How the samples are prepared;…
Subsection 2: Organisations preserving and preparing tissues and cells from the human body with a view to their transfer for scientific use
Article R1243-57
Any organisation which ensures the conservation and preparation of tissues or cells from the human body and their derivatives, with a view to their transfer for scientific use, including for the purpo…
Subsection 2: Organisations preserving and preparing tissues and cells from the human body with a view to their transfer for scientific use
Article R1243-65
Any change to the information contained in the application for authorisation or renewal of authorisation is immediately brought to the attention of the Minister for Research and, where applicable, the…
Subsection 2: Organisations preserving and preparing tissues and cells from the human body with a view to their transfer for scientific use
Article R1243-59
Where the activities referred to in article R. 1243-57 are carried out in separate locations, the organisation may submit several applications for authorisation, determining the scope covered by each…
Subsection 2: Organisations preserving and preparing tissues and cells from the human body with a view to their transfer for scientific use
Article R1243-61
The application is deemed to be complete if, within one month of receipt, the Minister responsible for research or, where applicable, the Director General of the regional health agency, has not inform…
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