@Serene

I guess it was my mistake, i was able to scan through once again this thread and got exactly what you meant. I did see that you got an Answer / Clarification for your doubt(s).

Good Luck!
Perfekt.

@perfekt,
no no, my questions are still open.
Please advise.

@Serene

Today, I spoke to the lady from Einbürgerungamt and she literally meant hand written CV...no computer print out.

Better start working on your hand-writing :-)

What is the handwritten CV good for?
What does a lawyer say about this?
Do they have the right of asking handwritten CV?

Which state and city are they asking for this?

That is normal...it was requested from me when I applied for the GC last year (in Bayern). a friend of mine in NRW had to do the same too.

Thanks for the answers.
Could anyone throw light on what all to include in such a kind of resume'?
Its definitely not the one we are used to apply for work.
Does anyone have any sample resume' to refer to.
Thanks.

@pwehrli

thru handwriting, one can study the psychological character of a person.

D.

@DvD

....thru handwriting, one can study the psychological character of a person.

.....just to avoid the reincarnated version of some evil Austrians :-)

Hi,
Please suggest what to write in such a Lebenslauf. Has anyone already written such a stuff for the Behörden?
Thanks.

@Serene

...Please suggest what to write in such a Lebenslauf...

Just usual stuff like wild fantasies, first love....etc. etc.

In the required document list, the only requirement regarding work related docs I could found was:
Employment contract & last 3 salary slips.

Please suggest if it is necessary to get a letter from the employer that you are working there and and and + + +

Thanks.

Hi friends,
Could anyone please reply this question.

i am in the process of gettiny my german citizen. but befor that i have to give up my indian citizen .As there is no dual-citizenship agreement between Germany and India, so when will I have to give up my Indian citizenship and what's the procedure?
thanks
mani

>> i am in the process of gettiny my german citizen. but befor that i have to give up my indian citizen .As there is no dual-citizenship agreement between Germany and India, so when will I have to give up my Indian citizenship and what's the procedure?
thanks
mani


Who is asking you to give up your german citizenship? Did u get a letter confirming the same from the Amt?

I think you are only assuming stuffs here. In the case of Indian Passport normally the Einbürgerungsamt themselves do that,My source is Standesamt in Frankfurt.

hi raj,
I read in the internet but if they do it themself, very good. I thought i have to do something myself .
Do you get our indian passport back? i want to keep it just for rememberance.
thanks for your reply.
mani

>>Do you get our indian passport back? i want to keep it just for rememberance.
thanks for your reply.

Well i am still a Indian passport holder. Indian passport is the property of Government of India, so unfortunately they dont give it as Soveniours ;-) Take a Digital and Hard copy of the passport and all previous passports before giving it back. You will need it to apply for OCI and other stuffs

Regarding birth certificate - if you are unable to get it from India, then you can ask the local Indian embassy (Frankfurt) to issue a birth certificate (they take the info from your passport) and give it to you in both English and German language!

The Indian Consulate issues a "birth certificate" which says "acc. to this persons passport, his place and DOB are...."

Is this accepted when applying for German Citizenship?

@fred,

luckily its accepted. but at any time it is possible that bemater rejects it.
it looks little bit silly on consulate part that its writing the same thing written in passport. So, its upto bemater to make objection and in that unfortunate case i consider it valid objection.

Finally I got the citizenship. I would like to thank Trust7 for providing this wonderful platform and to the members for sharing the useful information.

@ fred: They also accepted the certifacte for me, which was issued by the consulate but, as subir79 had mentioned, there can also be a possibilty that beamter rejects it.

Actually, in my case, the beamter herself had suggested me to get one from the consulate. Perhaps some of the beamters are aware of this common problem.

Good luck!

@Vicky,
Congratulations for having received your citizenship.
I have a similar problem with respect to my date of birth proof. Could you please indicate in detail,
1. From which city did your consulate provide this letter?
2. Is it Indian consulate office?

Thanks