Is your administrative file really complete?

What we check — what we do not promise

The automatic check compares your file against the officially published lists and reads the information printed in your documents. It flags points to fix; it never judges anything and never accepts anything.

What we check

• Completeness: every required document on the official checklist is present, uploaded or flagged as missing.
• Dates: expiries and deadlines read inside your documents (machine-readable zone, extracted text), flagged once past.
• Consistency: deterministic cross-checking between your identity documents and, if you entered it, your declared identity.
• Legibility: a document that was analysed but whose text could not be read at all is flagged, never silently ignored.

What we do not promise

• This is not an official website: an independent service, not affiliated with the French authorities.
• It does not provide legal advice and replaces neither your prefecture nor a lawyer.
• It does not guarantee the decision of the authorities: an application that is complete according to the published lists may still be subject to additional requests.
• Your prefecture may request additional local documents: every page says so and links to the official directory.

How these lists are built

These lists are generated automatically by reading the official “Foreigners in France” tree (page N19804) of Service-Public.gouv.fr, folder by folder, page by page — without artificial intelligence and without any personal data. Every page of the tree is traced: either published here, or set aside for a verifiable reason (a purely informational page, or a document list published only on an online service such as France-Visas). Every procedure states its source and the date of its last official update. See the method in detail.