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Dear experts! I am going with my husband to the wedding of his sister in Germany at the invitation of the groom. There are Schengen, Fin. security, real estate, but... I'm unemployed at the moment. What is the right thing to do, to submit documents without a certificate from the place of work or to do it?
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I don’t know about Russia or Belarus, but in Ukraine, if you provide false information or fake documents, you will be one hundred% denied at the German Embassy. I would advise you not to engage in fraud, but to submit documents without a certificate. They have access to the pension fund and tax information databases, and if they find out that there are no deductions from your identification number, then all other Schengen countries will be closed to you, and possibly not only to you, but also to your husband. I advise you not to take risks. Good luck to you.
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answered 15 years ago
I don't advise you to do the research either. The German Embassy checks the documents very carefully and any fraud will be suspected. Since you're going to a wedding by invitation and your husband has a job here, I don't think that you're unemployed would be a big deal.
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answered 15 years ago
Thanks for answers. For the first time I receive a Schengen status as an unemployed person, I hope that everything will be a "bunch".
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answered 15 years ago
understood - this is Finn. related to finances - sorry)
the unemployed is required as a sign of solvency - "a note from the sponsor."
the unemployed is required as a sign of solvency - "a note from the sponsor."
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answered 15 years ago
frl_frl, it is necessary that the one who is all right with the financial condition (husband, for example) makes you a notarized statement that he sponsors all travel expenses. Such statements are accepted at embassies.
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answered 15 years ago
Guys, the question says that "... There are Schengen, financial security, real estate ...". I don't need sponsorship letters and statements from my husband, I have enough of my own confirmed financial security. The question concerned, exclusively, certificates from the place of work. But anyway, thanks a lot for the advice.
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answered 15 years ago
I didn't mean to offend you in any way. it’s just that bureaucrats are bureaucrats - they don’t understand) it knows how the other day I’m on the Polish-Belarusian border - they were surprised about the check (Belorussians) that I don’t bring tires and equipment with me (once the customs officer asked), but only personal things and tax free checks for a small amount) they asked in such surprise - "is that all?" (the hungry do not understand the well-fed)
but I wrote about the sponsorship letter, because it's easier - they have rules, the system has rules!
but I wrote about the sponsorship letter, because it's easier - they have rules, the system has rules!
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answered 15 years ago
If you have a certificate from the bank that there are enough funds on YOUR account to stay the desired time in Germany, you do not need any papers from your husband that he takes care of the expenses. This time.
If you are traveling with your husband, this makes the task easier, because. You are unlikely to stay there - does your husband have a job?
If you have children, say that you are sitting at home and taking care of children, for Germans this is the norm, even if the children are already 15 years old.
Even if there are no children, say that you do not work, because. doing housework. For the Germans, this is again the norm.
And understand: the main thing for the German embassy is to understand that you are not going to stay there or stay for a longer period than they will issue you a visa. But false documents can permanently deprive you of the right to obtain a visa to Germany. Good luck!
If you are traveling with your husband, this makes the task easier, because. You are unlikely to stay there - does your husband have a job?
If you have children, say that you are sitting at home and taking care of children, for Germans this is the norm, even if the children are already 15 years old.
Even if there are no children, say that you do not work, because. doing housework. For the Germans, this is again the norm.
And understand: the main thing for the German embassy is to understand that you are not going to stay there or stay for a longer period than they will issue you a visa. But false documents can permanently deprive you of the right to obtain a visa to Germany. Good luck!
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answered 15 years ago