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René Stegmann
South Africa

Permanent Residence Applications submitted prior to 2 June 2014 at the Department of Home Affairs’ local offices.

The Department of Home Affairs was, prior to 2 June 2014, receiving applications for permanent residence permit through its local offices, utilising a Track and Trace System. The Department has adjudicated all applications received through the Track and Trace System, however, there appears to be about 4616 applications on the System which the Department has no records.

For more information and specifics on the Acts to refer to please see attached documents or contact tracy@relocationafrica.com or +27217634240 for more detail.PR Historical Applicaitons and  check your name is on this list – Names of PR outstanding 2014

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