Dec 9, 2020 07:49
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German term

AsylbLG Section 1

German to English Law/Patents Law (general) Benefits (for asylum seeker)
Hi,

Does anyone know of a link to the English translation of the German Asylum Seekers Benefits Act? I am translating a document setting out the reasons an asylum seeker has had his/her application for asylum in Germany rejected. He/she is subject to deportation, but - it seems - does qualify for benefits in line with Section 1 Paragraph 1 and sub-section 5 nonetheless .. ?

As always, any help gratefully received!

Kind regards,
Alison.

Discussion

philgoddard Dec 9, 2020:
You seem to be asking 'is this person entitled to benefit', which we obviously can't tell you without seeing the document. If there's part of it that you don't understand, why not close this question and post another one with the relevant bit?
Edith Kelly Dec 9, 2020:
Alison "answer questions" is dedicated to translations and not to an interpretation. You should post your question in a forum. The full text (in German) is available on the Net and you can go to Section 1.
Alison Waddington (asker) Dec 9, 2020:
Thanks for the posts, I've already visited this site. However, it doesn't shed any light on the benefits the applicant is still entitled to, despite having to leave the country as not entitled to remain..

Proposed translations

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leave

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and put translation in parentheses. Either your own translation you suggested or
s.th. similar.
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agree Cillie Swart : nice solution
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German term (edited): AsylbLG S'ection 1

German Asylum Seekers Benefits Act

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Surprising that it is not in English on this website (see first link)

The site on the second link has a link to it but it explicitly says it is only in German.
https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/9560/the-asylum-seekers...

Note from asker:
Thanks for your help!
Peer comment(s):

neutral Edith Kelly : that's why you should leave and put a translation in parentheses (brackets in US)
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