Article R431-4
A foreign national who is not in one of the situations referred to in articles R. 426-4, R. 426-6 and R. 431-5 must submit their application for a residence permit within two months of entering France…
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A foreign national who is not in one of the situations referred to in articles R. 426-4, R. 426-6 and R. 431-5 must submit their application for a residence permit within two months of entering France…
…der acquires French nationality by naturalisation or reinstatement decree, the residence permit is returned to the authority that notified the decision. In other cases of acquisition, it is returned t…
…f their application, the documents required for the first issue and proving that they continue to meet the conditions required for the latter as well as, where applicable, the specific documents requi…
The mayor, if approached for this purpose by the prefect or, in Paris, by the police prefect, has two months in which to forward to the latter his opinion on the applicant for family reunification's c…
…ary residence permit bearing the words "private and family life" is issued by the territorially competent prefect to a foreign national who meets the conditions defined in article L. 425-1.
…mporary residence permit bearing the wording "private and family life" issued under the conditions set out in article R. 425-5 will benefit from access to the reception, accommodation, temporary housi…
…425-1 is a minor, the police or gendarmerie service shall inform the public prosecutor, who shall determine the protective measures appropriate to the victim's situation.
The training agreement, any amendments thereto and proof of approval by the Prefect shall be presented at the request of any of the control officers mentioned in Article L. 8271-1-2 of the Labour Code…
As an exception to article R. 431-20, when the application for a residence permit is lodged with the prefecture of the Bouches-du-Rhône department, the prefect of this department is competent to issue…
…nion within three months of the date on which the application was registered with the prefect's secretariat, its opinion is deemed to have been issued and the prefect may take a decision..
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