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Start with the problem in front of you.
The law, official sources and community knowledge are organised around a decision—not as an encyclopedia you must translate and interpret alone.
I am waiting now
Understand an official status
Paste the Bulgarian sentence and see what it means, what it does not mean and what to ask next.
Open guide →Compare reported movement
Filter by legal basis, file year, office and stage. Sample size and reliability stay visible.
Open guide →Build my private timeline
Keep dates and stages on your device without giving Prepiska a Ministry PIN.
Open guide →Prepare a lawful action
Understand an information request, delay escalation and when no action is presently useful.
Open guide →Report a movement
Add a structured status change without exposing case credentials or personal identifiers.
Open guide →I am preparing
I need to understand
I received a decree
Country guidance
The useful question is not simply “Which country are you from?”
Nationality, residence, family connection and submission office can point to different documents and different cohorts.
Source discipline
A conclusion first. The evidence one layer down.
Every guide separates official rules, documented practice and community experience. Expand the sources when you need to verify the claim.
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