How the process works
From the first form to a prepared file: assessment, payment, questionnaire, documents, drafts, and what you still do yourself at the visa centre.
Guides
How Schengen Partners works, in plain language
Start here if you have not paid yet: the process, the assessment form, and the words on this site. After you pay, use the case guides for questionnaire, documents and messages.
Before you start
The preliminary assessment
What the four-step form asks, what not to send, the four confirmations, and what happens after you submit.
Words we use
Case, questionnaire, assessment, checklist, deliverable, sponsor, return ties, and the other terms you will see on this site.
Using your case
What happens after you pay
How a case begins, what an account and a case reference are, and the order of work: questionnaire, documents, drafts, then review.
The questionnaire
Why it is long, how to save a draft, how Fiverr answers arrive, how answers decide which documents are asked for, and the four confirmations at the end.
Your documents
Your next actions, who provides each item, the two statuses, what each button does, file types, and how private downloads work.
Messages
Where to write to your case team, how email copies arrive, how replies stay with the question they answer, and how to start a message from a document.
About the service
What Schengen Partners does and does not do
The service boundary in plain language: what sits outside our role, and what we do instead. We do not decide visas.
Questions about using your case
Already started an application, dates that change, a previous refusal, who sees your files, how to download them, and what happens when the case is finished.
Preparation articles
For people still deciding whether to start. Search-style articles on missing documents, refusals, cover letters and family visits.