The counter confirms that everything is in order, but requests a document certifying that the file has indeed been declared complete.
In the meantime, the application remains blocked for lack of validation of its status.
At the Prefecture of Forms, Ms. Lenoir thought she had cleared the final hurdle after supplying the twelve required documents. Yet her receipt read: “Incomplete file: please attach the confirmation that the documents have been received.”
At the counter, she was told that this confirmation could only be issued once the file had been validated, and that validation depended precisely on that confirmation. “Your file is perfectly compliant with our requirements, provided that it is first recognized as compliant,” an agent reportedly specified, according to an imaginary press release from the department.
The head of the office assures that the procedure is simple: you just need to make an appointment to submit the appointment-request form, available only after obtaining a number assigned at the time of filing. Ms. Lenoir is now waiting for a response to her request for a response, registered under a number that, according to the portal, “does not yet exist.”
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