US$35 · priced in full
Previous Schengen visa refusal review
We read the refusal letter properly, work out what the stated ground actually means, and rebuild the case around it — because sending the same file back is how a second refusal happens.
Who this is for
Anyone refused a Schengen visa who intends to apply again, and anyone unsure what the code or paragraph on their refusal letter is actually saying.
What we need from you
- The refusal letter itself, in full
- What you submitted the first time, as far as you can reconstruct it
- What has changed since — circumstances, evidence, dates
What you get
- The stated ground explained in plain language
- What the next application has to answer that the last one did not
- A rebuilt checklist and a plan that addresses the refusal honestly, from facts you already have
Common questions
No. Schengen Partners is not a law firm and does not act as your legal representative. We prepare a clearer reapplication; where a matter needs legal advice we say so and recommend a qualified professional.
Only if something has changed — the evidence, the circumstances, or how the case is presented. Repeating the same file is what produces the same answer.