rwshullandteach

Hello everyone,

I have a prefecture appointment next week for my carte de Sejour and was wondering if anyone had done the same recently and knew what was going on?
A brief overview of my situation, I've been living in France since July 2018, I have all of my proof of residence for my total time here, cart de Vital, bank account, numero securite sociale, a reference letter and contracts with 2 companies in France (unfortunately they are both temp partiel)
I don't have much in the way of savings as I've just moved to Paris and it kind of cleared me out. I know that they don't ask for bank statements, but does anyone have any advice on what else I may need to take to my prefecture appointment (if anything) and if there is anything else I may need to tell them? I'm waiting to hear back about a full-time job that I had an interview for this week, for example.

Thank you very much

Rob H

dmu

Hi, and welcome to the forum!
Some one who has been there, done that, will come along to advise, but does "all" include the most recent Utility Bills and the Taxe d'Habitation (and Foncière if you own property) and Avis d'Imposition for 2019 and 2020?
If the two part-time jobs provide the "ressources" required, then I imagine that you fulfill all the conditions...
Good luck at the appointment!

Listen Very Carefully

I assume that this is for the Withdrawal Agreement card is it ? and presumably you have already submitted proof of residence etc ?

dmu

But maybe they want to see everything on paper, to confirm? Better to take every conceivable document, than not enough.....
A last-minute thought - take your French Permis de Conduire, too, and proof of Mutuelle if you have one. It all adds up....

bpeel

I wonder if the OP would like to confirm whether they needed any of the extra documents or not. My understanding is that once you get an appointment they have basically already looked through all the documents you submitted online and confirmed your application, so the RdV is just a minor formality. I have an appointment on Thursday and it only says that I need to bring my passport and a photo. A reply to another post seems to confirm that the RdV was quite simple.

I’ll probably take along as many documents as possible anyway just in case.

Annetje

I would say, for the appointment take your copie of all the documents you submitted and never ever forget your EDF/water bill

bpeel

I had my appointment this morning. I can confirm they didn’t ask for anything other than my passport and a photograph. They just took my fingerprints and said I will receive the carte de séjour in the post. Great!