Adv. Dor Fank

Adv. Dor Fank, member of the Israel Bar Association since 2002, holds a Master's degree in Law from Bar-Ilan University.

Adv. Dor Fank provides highly professional legal services in the field of immigration and visas. Services are offered at the Ministry of Interior offices (Population and Immigration Authority) throughout the country, from the north to Eilat in the south. Representation includes scheduling appointments, accompanying clients to meetings at the offices, submitting visa applications, signing affidavits, filling out documents, and guiding clients through the process until status is regularized.

Sensitivity, out-of-the-box thinking, familiarity with client needs, and absolute knowledge of Ministry of Interior procedures are the recipe for success and reducing the bureaucratic complexity faced by those dealing with the Ministry of Interior (Population and Immigration Authority).

Office Areas:

• Israeli citizenship
• Visa for a foreign partner based on a relationship (common-law partners) even without marriage according to Ministry of Interior procedures
• Visa for visiting Israel
• Family reunification
• Visa for mixed married couples and pre-civil marriage consultation
• Civil marriages in Cyprus and Paraguayan marriages with one party present
• Guidance through the graduated process for obtaining Israeli citizenship or permanent residency
• Financial agreements
• Dissolution of civil marriages
• Visa for foreign workers
• Residence and work visa in Israel for same-sex partners
• Assistance in inviting a foreign partner from abroad
• Work and business visas
• Assistance and guidance in verifying documents issued abroad
• Clarification of Ministry of Interior and Population Authority procedures
• Immigration to Israel
• Humanitarian visas, visa for an elderly parent, asylum seekers, visa for a soldier's parent, etc.
• Assistance for those denied entry to Israel detained at Ben Gurion Airport
• Filing internal appeals against Ministry of Interior decisions

The office assists its clients in the following processes:

• Representation in the Appeals Tribunal, filing administrative petitions, administrative appeals, petitions to the High Court of Justice, and appeals to the Supreme Court sitting as an Administrative Court
• Representation in Family Court and filing paternity claims in cases of an Israeli father and a foreign mother to regularize the status of a minor
• Representation of employees and employers regarding labor law, social rights, employment agreements, and representation in the Labor Court

To avoid last-minute surprises, it is recommended to have a consultation meeting at our office to prepare you, during which you will receive specific information about what to expect from the handling officer at the Ministry of Interior. The meeting will present the relevant options for you, according to the most updated procedure. Familiarity with the procedures helps and saves potential complications and critical errors.

Service is provided at all Population and Immigration Authority offices nationwide.

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