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No press releases have been published at this time. As soon as civitas. issues public statements — for example on product launches, partnerships or market developments — they will be documented here with full text, PDF, and a machine-readable RSS feed.
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civitas. is the digital infrastructure for the German naturalisation process. Düsseldorf-based Civitas UG develops and operates a software platform that connects all four actor groups in a naturalisation application: applicants, municipal Einbürgerungsbehörden (naturalisation authorities), migration-law firms and migration counselling centres.
Applicants are guided through the procedure in a structured wizard in six languages (German, English, Turkish, Arabic, Russian, Ukrainian). The result is an authority-ready application — in German, with a municipality-specific document checklist. civitas. is explicitly a software tool, not legal advice within the meaning of the Rechtsdienstleistungsgesetz (Legal Services Act).
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Please use the official assets in your coverage. The civitas. brand is written with a trailing period in Paprika (civitas.) and is not capitalized or shown in other colors.
civitas. in the media.
Here we curate articles from independent media that cover civitas. and the topic of Einbürgerung (naturalisation).
The press review will appear here.
Initial publications are expected to be documented here in the second quarter of 2026. If you are reporting on civitas., we appreciate a note — we link articles with proper source attribution.
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