Renew your French residence permit — done for you
We prepare your complete titre de séjour renewal dossier so you can file on ANEF with confidence and keep your status.
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What is in your dossier
- ✓A document checklist tailored to your exact permit type
- ✓A ready-to-use cover letter in French for your préfecture
- ✓The exact ANEF submission walkthrough for your case
- ✓Your personal timeline (when to file, récépissé, collection)
- ✓The mistakes that most often delay a renewal, and how to avoid them
About this procedure
Renewing your titre de séjour is one of the most stressful French procedures: miss the window and you risk losing your legal status. Most renewals are now filed online on the ANEF portal, usually between 4 and 2 months before your current permit expires. The assistant walks you through your exact case, the documents to prepare, how to get your récépissé (proof that your renewal is in progress) and what to do if your préfecture is slow.
Documents usually involved
- Current residence permit and passport
- Proof of address less than 6 months old
- Recent ID photos (e-photo code if required)
- Proof of resources / employment / studies (depends on permit type)
- Any documents specific to your status (marriage, work contract, enrolment...)
Your done-for-you dossier turns this into a checklist tailored to your exact case.
Prepare your dossier
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Frequently asked questions
When should I start my renewal?
For most permits, between 4 and 2 months before it expires. Filing too late can lead to a gap in your legal status, so it is better to start early.
What is a récépissé and why does it matter?
It is an official receipt proving your renewal is in progress. It usually lets you stay and, in many cases, keep working while the préfecture processes your file.
My préfecture is not responding. What can I do?
The assistant explains how to chase your file, keep proof of your on-time application, and the escalation options if delays put your status at risk.