Hardship Commission Berlin - Ms. Frauke Steuber / Ms. Marie-Louise Weißbach (Senate Department for Integration)
Provided by: Hardship Commission Berlin - Ms. Frauke Steuber / Ms. Marie-Louise Weißbach (Senate Department for Integration)
Overview
Member of the Hardship Commission Berlin. Review and counseling on granting a residence permit on hardship grounds for urgent personal or humanitarian reasons.
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📘 Guide: Hardship Application & Commission
Support for people who are actually required to leave but want to stay for urgent humanitarian or personal reasons. The Hardship Commission is not a court but examines petitions for clemency. Chances of success usually exist only with very good integration.
Important Note
Last Chance: Collect all proofs of integration (work, school) immediately; this file status decides!
Required Documents
- Overview of situation (for initial contact)
- Proofs of work, school, and German skills
Steps
- 1Prepare a brief overview for the first contact.
- 2Collect integration proofs before submitting the application.
FAQ
▶What does "Initial Orientation for Migrants" mean?
First point of contact for questions about life in Germany when it is unclear which specialized agency is responsible. This counseling acts as a pilot in the support system and refers to lawyers or specialized services. Counseling Tip 1: Use this service to have letters from authorities sorted and understood before deadlines pass. Counseling Tip 2: Always bring all existing papers such as passport, notifications, and rental contract so that the counselors can correctly assess your legal situation.