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26/02/2008, 21:58 Russethouse Joined on 23/08/2004 Forum Moderator Posts 9,485 Re: Getting a Carte/Titre de Sejour - Tips needed It does indeed Jura, top right where it says 'Search', its not the most efficient search facility in the world, but its a start. www.quimperclub.org 99    Report

27/02/2008, 7:13 Weekender Joined on 20/02/2008 Posts 6 Re: Getting a Carte/Titre de Sejour - Tips needed Appreciate all the help and advice. Will check up on the European Residence permit.      Report

27/02/2008, 19:37 Jura Joined on 28/11/2005 Posts 709 Re: Getting a Carte/Titre de Sejour - Tips needed I noticed that...so why do people not USE it!    Report

30/03/2008, 16:02 Rumpole Joined on 23/08/2004 Brittany, France Posts 7 Re: Getting a Carte/Titre de Sejour - Tips needed My husband, and I moved to France two years ago from California. I have a British passport, he did not need a visa, BUT he did have to apply for a Titre de Sejour within eight days of arriving. We went to the Mairie and they filled in the forms for us. He had a letter from the Prefecture for an interview but through my mistakenly thinking it was a receipt because I didn't bother reading it properly it was some months before we went back to the Mairie to see why it was taking so long. They phoned the Prefecture for me and they waived the interview and gave him his Titre de Sejour which is valid for five years. When our Grandson came to live with us we had to have the Guardianship papers translated into French but they issued the him a Titre de Sejour as well. You do need insurance but your husband should check if he is entitled to an E101. Good luck.    Report

01/04/2008, 13:43 Weekender Joined on 20/02/2008 Posts 6 Re: Getting a Carte/Titre de Sejour - Tips needed Thank you for helping put my mind more at ease, and for ensuring that I move my "apply for carte de sejour" to the top of my to-do list!   I hope my Mairie will be as helpful as yours.    Report

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