A foreign national applying for a travel document must submit the following documents in support of their application:1° The residence permit of which they are the holder;2° Two recent, perfectly resembling, head-on, bare-head photographs, size 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm;3° Proof of address or a declaration of domicile referred to in article R. 551-8.
When the application is made on behalf of a minor, the applicant must submit the following documents in support of his or her application:1° A document certifying the minor’s parentage;2° A document certifying his or her status as legal representative;3° Two recent and perfectly resembling 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm head-on photographs of the minor;4° Proof of address or a declaration of domicile as referred to in article R. 551-8;5°…
In addition to the cases of withdrawal provided for by law, the travel document may be withdrawn and must be returned by the foreign national when the holder no longer meets the conditions for its issue or in the event of acquiring French nationality.
The holder of the travel document is re-admitted to France upon presentation of the valid travel document.
For the application of article L. 561-16, the refugee or beneficiary of subsidiary protection may apply to the French Office for Immigration and Integration or the manager of the place of accommodation for a provisional certificate relating to family composition.The certificate is issued to the interested party, by extraction from the automated processing governed by articles R. 142-51 to R. 142-58, on presentation of the decision recognising him/her as a…
The resettled person may also request the issue of the certificate referred to in article D. 561-12 from the operator responsible for assisting him/her, who will draw it up and have it validated by the French Office for Immigration and Integration. .
The certificate mentioned in Article D. 561-12 is valid from the date of issue until the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons issues civil status documents attesting to the family composition.
Aforeign nationals who have been granted refugee status or subsidiary protection shall inform the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons of their address and inform the Office of any change of address, within three months of the change. If he/she has changed address without informing the Office, any notification made by the Office to the last known address is deemed to be in order.
When the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons terminates refugee status pursuant to Articles L. 511-7, L. 511-8 or L. 511-9, or the benefit of subsidiary protection pursuant to Article L. 512-3, it informs the competent Prefect and the Minister responsible for asylum of the basis on which this decision was taken.
An appeal for review may be lodged with the Cour nationale du droit d’asile in the cases provided for in Articles L. 511-9 and L. 512-4.The appeal shall be lodged within two months of the finding of facts of such a nature as to justify exclusion from refugee status or the benefit of subsidiary protection or to characterise fraud.
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