Letters from authorities, refusals and appeals

When the authorities raise concerns — or refuse an application.

Martin Christian Dylla
Martin Christian Dylla · MD Global Mobility

Personal advice on Danish immigration and citizenship. Previously an Immigration Consultant at Kromann Reumert.

About your consultant

A letter from an authority can have significant consequences for your residence or citizenship. We review the facts, reasons and deadlines and help present a clear, documented response.

How we can help

  • Review of consultation letters, decisions and case records
  • Assessment of legal issues and supporting evidence
  • Preparation of submissions, appeals and requests to reopen a case
Have you been given a response, appeal or departure deadline? Mention it when you first get in touch. Contacting MD Global Mobility does not itself change an authority’s deadline.

How we begin

We offer a free initial assessment to establish the facts of your case. If you wish to proceed, we enter into a binding written agreement on the work, fees and terms before advice continues.

Which documents should I start with?

Start with any letters and decisions from the authorities and a brief timeline of the relevant events. The precise evidence required is determined by your individual case.

Can you help with an ongoing case?

Yes. We can review an ongoing case and assess the need for further evidence, a consultation response or an appeal. Always mention any deadlines when you first contact us.

Official information: Read the authority’s guidance (Danish)
General overview. Requirements and options are assessed in each individual case.