JAFFEL HOUSSEMEDDINE

As a spouse of a Dutch citizen I applied for a titre de séjour and it is been more than 15 months and now they just sent me a convocation to give my fingerprints in order to fabricate my titre de séjour. It is definitely against the law. It must take maximum 6 months... And I contacted to a lawyer to help(I paid 300 euros) and then got my attestation de prolongation, when it expired I contacted some deputees of Val de Marne and they sent letters to the prefecture for me and then they gave me an attestation again and in about 2 weeks they sent me a convocation email. So I suggest you to get help from députées, I just found their emails online and sent them an email about my situation.

The Prefecture of Val-de-Marne provides essential administrative services for residents, including residence permits, driving licenses, and other official documents. The staff is generally professional and helpful, although waiting times can sometimes be long due to high demand. Online appointment systems have improved access to services, but appointments can be difficult to obtain during busy periods. Overall, the prefecture plays an important role in supporting residents and ensuring administrative procedures are carried out efficiently.

all the emails as well as physical letters are getting ignored for month and month on end, it's impossible to get your documents done when they don't have the decency to reply. all the stress they put you through since, technically, you're staying in the country illegally, while waiting for a reply?