A kafala established in Morocco may allow a child placed in care to obtain French nationality , provided it has been approved by a judge. The Court of Cassation has just reaffirmed this principle.
Living in France since 1974 , a Moroccan national will not have his resident card renewed. The courts consider that his repeated convictions allow the prefecture to regard him as a serious threat to public order.
A Moroccan woman who wished to visit her brother-in-law in the Netherlands has obtained the annulment of her visa refusal. The court found that her family responsibilities in Morocco had not been properly taken into account.
Prince Moulay Hicham has announced the birth of his first grandchild. His daughter Faïza and her husband Nabil Rachdi have welcomed a boy named Mohammed, in homage to the Prophet and King Mohammed VI.
Taking in a child in Morocco through kafala allows you to raise, support and protect them. But in France, this procedure does not create the filial bond that exists between a parent and their child.
A Moroccan woman and her child were denied asylum in the United Kingdom on the basis of an alleged official note stating that their return to Morocco would be safe. A senior judge discovered that the document had probably never existed.
Incomplete parental authorization or power of attorney can prevent a minor from boarding a plane in Morocco. A parliamentarian is calling for legalization counters in airports to allow families to regularize documents found to be missing just before departure.
A child born in Morocco to a French parent is not automatically registered in the French civil registry. To obtain a French birth certificate, update the family record book and facilitate future procedures, transcription remains an essential step.
Bringing a spouse or children from Morocco to France depends not only on marriage, residence permit or income. Housing is also examined closely , and an apartment that is too small can be enough to weaken the application.
The birth of a child in Morocco can have significant administrative consequences for Belgian-Moroccan families. The Moroccan birth certificate must be properly established, then possibly recognized, apostilled, translated and registered in Belgium.
French international Michael Olise is accused by his former German-Moroccan partner of never meeting their daughter, aged 20 months. The Bayern Munich player allegedly recognized paternity after a test . A conflict also opposes them over child support payments.
Moroccan families in Belgium can, under certain conditions, receive family allowances for children residing in Morocco . The social security convention between the two countries provides for this right, but it remains governed by procedures, age limits and a maximum number of children.