Ellison Mozes

Legal status after a relationship ends because of violence

Representation for a foreign partner seeking to examine continued status after a relationship ended because of violence.

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Representation for a foreign partner seeking to examine continued status after a relationship ended because of violence.

Who is this service for?

People whose graduated procedure ended in circumstances involving violence by their Israeli partner.

Points to check

  • Protecting safety and privacy
  • Documenting the circumstances in which the relationship ended
  • Meeting the conditions of the specific route

How do we guide you through the procedure?

  1. A sensitive review of the documents and circumstances
  2. Submitting an appropriate application to the Authority
  3. Assistance before the committee and in review proceedings

Frequently asked questions

Is a criminal conviction required?

The procedure's requirements and the evidence as a whole must be examined; it should not be assumed that only one type of document can establish the circumstances.

Can action be taken without the Israeli partner?

Yes. The application is assessed on the basis of the foreign partner's circumstances and rights.

Official source: Regularising status following violence by an Israeli partner

Stages of representation

  1. Case assessment

    Reviewing documents, decisions and deadlines.

  2. Application or appeal preparation

    Planning the approach and preparing the application or appeal.

  3. Representation and follow-up

    Handling requests and decisions as the case develops.

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