Boligstøtte and family reunification

[evc]

I believe you get the letter for the deposit when you have 3 bars. Keep tracking the progress. You only have a problem if the case vanishes from the page and you haven't received the letter for the deposit.

[fortunate]

I believe you get the letter for the deposit when you have 3 bars. Keep tracking the progress. You only have a problem if the case vanishes from the page and you haven't received the letter for the deposit.

Thank you again, evc. I happen to hear it's only possible to get a rejection from 2 bars to 4 bars - which means if a case is 3 bars, it is normal and there shouldn't be anything wrong with the case. Is it true?

[evc]

I believe you get the letter for the deposit when you have 3 bars. Keep tracking the progress. You only have a problem if the case vanishes from the page and you haven't received the letter for the deposit.

Thank you again, evc. I happen to hear it's only possible to get a rejection from 2 bars to 4 bars - which means if a case is 3 bars, it is normal and there shouldn't be anything wrong with the case. Is it true?

I would imagine it can be rejected at any point, but I cannot confirm that.

These bars theoretically represent the stage of the investigation of your case. For example:

One bar: Person/Department #1: Have the necessary documents been attached to the case?;
Two bars: Person/Department #2: Information on the applicant. Is there anything registered on the police records for this person? Is there anything suspicious?;
Three bars: Person/Department #3: Did the danish person receive kontanthjælp? Is the lejlighed kontrakt valid?;
Four bars: Person/Department #4: Sent the depositum request. Waiting answer...

This is, of course, a minimalistic and hypothetical explanation. However, this is how this kind of processes work.

[fortunate]

I believe you get the letter for the deposit when you have 3 bars. Keep tracking the progress. You only have a problem if the case vanishes from the page and you haven't received the letter for the deposit.

Thank you again, evc. I happen to hear it's only possible to get a rejection from 2 bars to 4 bars - which means if a case is 3 bars, it is normal and there shouldn't be anything wrong with the case. Is it true?

I would imagine it can be rejected at any point, but I cannot confirm that.

These bars theoretically represent the stage of the investigation of your case. For example:

One bar: Person/Department #1: Have the necessary documents been attached to the case?;
Two bars: Person/Department #2: Information on the applicant. Is there anything registered on the police records for this person? Is there anything suspicious?;
Three bars: Person/Department #3: Did the danish person receive kontanthjælp? Is the lejlighed kontrakt valid?;
Four bars: Person/Department #4: Sent the depositum request. Waiting answer...

This is, of course, a minimalistic and hypothetical explanation. However, this is how this kind of processes work.

Thank you for the info. Our case is stuck at 3 bars for nearly two and half months. Can't stop wondering what is taking them so long.