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Fake language certificate leads to deportation
The Administrative Court in Sigmaringen refused to extend a man's residence permit from North Macedonia after it was revealed that he had submitted forged language and integration certificates to obtain the right to stay in Germany. The court stated that the circumstances surrounding his obtaining the certificates were suspicious, noting that he claimed to have taken an online test without supervision and received the certificates for a cash payment through an intermediary. It was considered that he was aware of the potential for forgery when submitting the documents. The ruling clarified that using forged documents to obtain a regional permit exposes the individual to deportation, and penalties can include revocation or denial of the permit or removal, even if he was not criminally convicted of forgery. The decision was subject to appeal and aimed to protect migration regulations from document manipulation.
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