Article R532-11
…which he wishes to be heard. They will then be heard in that language.When their request cannot be met, they will be heard in a language they can reasonably be expected to understand.
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…which he wishes to be heard. They will then be heard in that language.When their request cannot be met, they will be heard in a language they can reasonably be expected to understand.
…words: "territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands", with the exception of their mention in article R. 413-1 and in 1° of article R. 431-16; 3° References to the prefect are replaced by references to…
The Government of New Caledonia shall deliver the opinion provided for in Article L. 446-4 within fifteen days of the referral of the matter by the High Commissioner of the Republic in New Caledonia.…
Where the foreign national is in the case provided for in c or d of 2° of Article L. 542-2, the Prefect may take a decision to refuse to issue the asylum application certificate.
When a decision cannot be made within the six-month period, the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons shall inform the person concerned at least fifteen days before the ex…
By way of derogation from article R. 531-8, the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons may send correspondence relating to the asylum application to a different address com…
When the application is incomplete, the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons informs the applicant, who has four days to complete it.
When the asylum application is submitted by a foreign national who does not already hold a residence permit and is at least 14 years old, his/her fingerprints will be taken in full, in accordance with…
Where the foreign national has not provided all the information referred to in articles R. 521-5 or R. 521-6, or where the fingerprints taken pursuant to article R. 521-7 cannot be used, the competent…
If, when assessing vulnerability, the asylum seeker submits documents of a medical nature, with a view to benefiting from material reception conditions adapted to his/her situation, they will be exami…
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