·
Life at the firm, practical guidance on immigration law and Maître DJOSSOU's take on current developments.
Maximum periods raised to 180 and then 210 days for certain profiles, repeated detention orders finally capped: a reading of the new CESEDA provisions, in force since 29 July 2026.
Read moreNinety-six hours to challenge the detention order before the judicial judge, forty-eight hours to challenge the OQTF before the administrative court: in detention, everything is decided in the first days.
Read the article · 7 minAn order to leave French territory requires a very fast reaction. Deadlines now depend on your situation, not on the type of OQTF — here are the right reflexes.
Read the article · 6 minThe quality of the file is decisive. Here are the principles to put every chance on your side from the first application.
Read the article · 4 minA residence permit refusal is not inevitable: several remedies exist, provided you act within the deadlines. A review of the grounds, deadlines and possible strategies.
Read the article · 5 minBecoming French by decree requires meeting several conditions and presenting a solid file. An overview.
Read the article · 5 minA more personal word from Maître DJOSSOU on the meaning of this practice, made of emergencies, stories and hopes.
Read the article · 3 min{{ b.text }}
This article is for information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every situation is unique: contact the firm for a personalised review of your case.