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Co-habitation or concubinage Cohabitation (or concubinage) is a free union, characterised by a stable life together, between two people who live as a couple. Taxation is separate and no procedure is required to break up the relationship. On death, the Read More
With all the other post-Brexit procedures required, what about your driving licence? How long can you use it? If you were a resident in France before January 1, 2021, your license will be recognised for a period of one year Read More
The document I am asked to translate and certify the most often is the birth certificate. In France, it comes by various names: acte de naissance, extrait d’acte de naissance, copie intégrale, extrait avec filiation, extrait sans filiation. So first, Read More
An apostille is a certificate delivered by an authority in the country of origin of the document (Secretary of State in the US, passport office in Australia). The Apostille is attached to your original document to verify it is legitimate Read More
Anyone who has been involved in buying (or selling) a house or appartment in France will know who the notaire is but may not be aware of exactly what they do, mainly because the equivalent does not exist in the Anglosaxon world. Read More
