The administration has its front desks, its seals and its deadlines, and it explains them to no one. We wrote down what it publishes: every fact with its source, and the day we read it.
The Register of front desks
Each plaque carries a trouble everyone runs into sooner or later. Tap yours: it tells who answers, where, when, what to bring, and the sentence that opens the door.
The consulate seals
Lost passport, document to legalise, power of attorney: here, France doesn't hold the key. Break your country's seal.
The Mirror of rights
Some aid waits to be claimed, and much of it waits a long time. A few questions, one at a time. Never your nationality, never your health.
Nothing is sent or kept: everything is worked out here and disappears when you leave the page.
Question 1 of 7
Where do you live?
The Hourglass
A deadline always starts earlier than you think. Pick a procedure, set your date: the sand runs back through time and engraves each deadline.
Set a date to engrave the countdown plan.
Nothing is sent or kept: the date stays on this page.
Bilateral agreements change the procedure for some people: the official page says so (« Autres cas »).