How it works: 

If the processing of your naturalization application is experiencing unreasonable delays—which typically means any delay over three months—you have the right to file an inactivity lawsuit in accordance with § 75 of the German Administrative Court Procedure Code (VwGO).

Across Germany, naturalization application numbers have surged since the introduction of the new citizenship law. In Berlin alone, for instance, around 40,000 applications are currently pending with the responsible State Office for Immigration (LEA), waiting for final processing. This overload in naturalization offices causes lengthy delays in the processing workflow and leads to understandable frustration for applicants.

In such cases, it often helps to turn to the court, which may require legal representation and associated attorney fees. What makes our service special is that we cover these costs for you. You pay €0 and receive professional legal representation before the administrative court. The financing is handled by a litigation funder, who takes on the incurred costs. This means you bear no financial risk and can assert your rights without having to spend any money.

* What costs will you incur? For an inaction lawsuit in the naturalization process, a court fee advance of €798.00 must always be paid to the court cashier. This fee is due regardless of legal representation. However, if the inaction lawsuit is justified—which is generally the case after a waiting period of at least three months according to § 75 of the Administrative Court Procedure Code (VwGO)—the court fees will be reimbursed to you after the conclusion of the proceedings, meaning you ultimately incur no costs.

Fast, transparent, and risk-free, we handle your case to bring the process to a close as swiftly as possible. With our expertise in handling inactivity lawsuits, we ensure a competent, transparent, and prompt handling of your case—no wait times, no fees.