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German court: Faked documents revoke residency
A court in Karlsruhe, Germany, confirmed that submitting forged integration documents to obtain permanent residence is a sufficient reason to deny the application, even if the applicant is professionally settled and lives with his family in Germany. The court ruled against granting a permanent residence to a man of foreign background who has been living and working in Germany since 2018 and applied for it in 2023, after it was revealed that the integration documents he submitted were counterfeit—documents for which he had previously been fined. Although he later submitted correct documents, the Immigration Office rejected his application, and the court ordered his deportation along with his family, considering his conduct justified this measure and stating it serves the public interest in deterring violations. The decision can be appealed before the Supreme Court.
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