Fastest German Citizenship Processing: Top Cities & Common Mistakes to Avoid

[@VRdoingeverything]

Misinformation or not showing complete information - online applications in Berlin gets processed in under 6 months in rare cases. There are still 40,000 applications pending in Berlin and it might take up to 2 years.

[@DesiInWonderland]

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[@DesiInWonderland]

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[@DesiInWonderland]

Yes you are right, that many applcations are still pending that'S why I have mentioned that people who have applied before the online application. For them it is still taking a long time.

[@Bakshi_55]

He is deleting my comments which I have posted multiple times about Migrando as well. I am following his channel since quite long and didn’t expected he will be promoting such scams to rest of the people.

[@DesiInWonderland]

I haven’t deleted any single comment bro

[@Bakshi_55]

Sorry one shouldn’t apply with incomplete set of documents. It may have worked in past but currently no case number is assigned to application if the documents are incomplete. B1/Einbürgerung certificate are knockout documents. A friend of mine works at Behörde and I got this information from him.

[@DesiInWonderland]

Here poeple need to play smart, if they have already applied for the exam and you probably going to give your exam in the coming then only it make sense to give the application but if you don't have anything in hand, then it is not wise to give the incomplete application.

[@Bakshi_55]

@@DesiInWonderland I am sorry but in both cases it doesn’t make sense. The exam results can take 5-7 weeks to deliver and there is no 100% guarantee that people have cleared their exam. Additionally if one has sent an incomplete application and now sent again after 5-7 weeks the rest of documents they will get misplaced because they have no case number assigned to them for their identification. Consider that there are lot of documents or file at the moment and is quite hard to manage with limited resources. This has been the case with lot of people in big cities where people applied with incomplete set of documents in Jan.22 and then shared rest of the documents in mid of 22. When they ask for status there is no response and in majority of the cases they are processed at the end. Where as people applied with complete set of documents are receiving approval in 12-14 months. Please don’t take my comments as criticism as I have find your advices in previous videos helpful and wanted to share the information I know to make things easier for rest. Moving to a smaller town is a good tip no doubts but rest are not as per the current situation and I believe you have received your citizenship in 2021 or early and that time situation was different. www.ndr.de/nachrichten/hamburg/Rekord-bei-Antraegen-auf-Einbuergerung-in-Hamburg,einbuergerung240.html#:~:text=Fast%2030.000%20Antr%C3%A4ge%20auf%20Einb%C3%BCrgerung,so%20hoch%20wie%20im%20Vorjahreszeitraum.

[@deu-tech]

I live in Aschaffenburg's, and people say it can take up to a year, but you mentioned it’s around 3 months. Do you mind sharing where you got that info regarding aschaffenburg being ultra fast? Was it from a friend or a specific source?

[@praneethmendu1]

Hey Jibran, thanks for another timely and informative video! Maybe you can clarify your first two points with my example: Live in a small town in BW, they are no longer giving appointments, only accepting applications by post now. Will complete 5 years in September, giving B1 in November (rest of the requirement, are met). How should I proceed?

[@DesiInWonderland]

Complete your applicatoin and post them and with the confirmation of registration of B1, in the application. Better to email them and ask.

[@jeshocarmel]

any idea for children born in germany ? when the father completes the required time + B1 certification + citizenship test, can I apply my child who hasn't even completed 4 years but born in Germany ?

[@DesiInWonderland]

yes they can apply together

[@greettheceo395]

would be nice if a public excel sheet can be created and everyone can populate it as according to their experience.

[@DesiInWonderland]

It would be hard to maintain

[@Pqr12960]

Thanks for sharing the information. Do you know how long it takes in Stuttgart?

[@pokemasterlegend]

I am in Germany since 7 years (bachelors + masters in German). I will be started my full time job in January. How long do I have to work to apply for the Einbürgerung?

[@DesiInWonderland]

well it depends on how many months you have paid in the social security and based on that Einbügerung can decide. I would suggest write an email to the Einburgerung department of your city and explained them the things but don't write long email just some keypoints. so they can reply in time. They could take 1-3 months for this

[@Cst-86]

even you apply together as family you still need to file two separate applications, atleast in Munich.

[@DesiInWonderland]

Yes you need separate applications but they are processed together as it belongs to the same case.

[@VinnieOnlineChannel]

I applied 2 years back in Berlin and Still waiting 😢

[@hdstatusvideo1353]

Is their any other than B2

[@raviranjankishor8960]

Migrando is very expensive.

[@obaidkhan3971]

what about heilbronn?

[@praneethmendu1]

I couldn't find a location to take my einbürgerungstest anywhere in BW this year except in Heilbronn, everywhere else is fully booked. I would say that is a good sign!

[@rishiraj2548]

🙀

[@Ibad42-t8f]

please dont talk about immposible sometime people get lucky but you maybe right

[@DesiInWonderland]

That's why I gave the disclaimer that I have shared only the information which I have found on the FB Groups and Reddit. It could be true for a few, but not for all .