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  • Temporary Residence Visas
  • Permanent Residence Permits
  • Appeals
  • Waivers / Exemptions
  • Overstay Appeals – Waiving of Undesirability
  • Prohibited Status / V-listing
  • Good Cause Letters
  • Expediting of long outstanding Home Affairs applications
  • Blocked ID matters
  • High Court Orders against Home Affairs

To:

  • Marriage Officiating
  • Antenuptial Contracts
  • Preparation for marriage interviews at Home Affairs
  • Notarial life partner contracts
  • Change of Matrimonial Property System
  • Wills & Family Trusts
  • Notarising of Documents
  • Apostille / Authentication certificates
  • Divorces

And much, much more…

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12 Jan

New Immigration Law In South Africa

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New Visa Application Centres All applications for temporary residence visas, permanent residence permits, waivers, exemptions and appeals must from now on be submitted at the newly established VFS Visa and Permit Application Centres in South Africa. These centres are based in Pretoria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Port Elizabeth, Rustenburg, Kimberley, Polokwane, Nelspruit, George and Bloemfontein. […]

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12 Jan

The Marriage Contract

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Since the commencement of the Matrimonial Property Act 88 on 1 November 1984, there have been three types of matrimonial systems available: 1. In Community of Property; 2. Out of Community of Property; 3. Out of Community of Property with Accrual. The general rule of the South Africa Common Law provides that a marriage concluded […]

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12 Jan

Life Partnerships / Cohabitation in South Africa

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A life partnership refers to a couple living together outside marriage in a relationship which is similar to, or has most of the characteristics of a marriage. Various other terms are used to signify this relationship the most common being domestic partnership, cohabitation, living together, de facto marriage and common-law marriage. None of the legal […]

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