Schengen Information System (SIS) Entry Ban Verification
299,00 €
Find out exactly what the Schengen Information System holds about you.
An official SIS data-access request plus a lawyer’s analysis: which country issued the alert, on what grounds, its scope and duration.
The first step toward lifting a ban: know what SIS holds on you
If you’ve been refused entry or a visa to a Schengen or EU state, you need to know exactly what is recorded about you in the Schengen Information System — the central database used by European border, visa, and police authorities.
This service obtains official access to your SIS record and gives you a lawyer’s analysis of it: whether an alert exists, which country issued it, on what legal grounds, and for how long. It’s the diagnostic foundation for any appeal or removal.
●Official SIS data request
●Lawyer’s legal analysis
●100% online, worldwide
●By written contract
●Copies of records where available
●In English, Ukrainian, or Russian
Lawyer Ivan Goncharov
This format is right for you if
You’ve been refused entry or a visa and suspect a Schengen entry ban.
You need to know which country issued the alert, on what grounds, and for how long.
You want verified facts before deciding whether to appeal or seek deletion.
You want certainty about your status before travelling or reapplying.
Another format may suit you better if
You already have the SIS reply and want the ban removed — go to Out-of-Court SIS Correction or Deletion (€999).
You only have a general question — a consultation call will be enough.
Your matter is a plain visa refusal without a ban — see the relevant appeal service.
What’s included
You receive both the official record and a lawyer’s reading of what it means.
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Drafting and submitting an official SIS data-access request to the competent authority.
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Identification of the country that issued the alert and the legal basis for it.
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Analysis of the scope and duration of the ban — Schengen-wide or specific states.
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Copies of relevant documents, where the authority provides them.
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A written legal analysis of your record and your realistic options.
What’s not included
This service establishes the facts. The following are separate services, built on the record you obtain here:
Preparation and filing of an appeal or a correction/deletion request.
Representation before authorities or in court.
If an alert exists and you decide to challenge it, the lawyer will recommend the right format and its cost.
How it works
You order the service and send your details — basic identity details and any refusal or border decision you received.
You receive a payment link by email once the order is placed.
We file the official request. A formal SIS data-access request is prepared and submitted to the competent authority.
You receive the record and its analysis. Once the authority replies, we explain what it means and what you can do next.
What to send in advance
A copy of your passport (and residence permit, if any).
Any refusal, border, or return decision you received.
A short description of when and where the problem arose.
If you’re not sure what’s relevant, send what you have — we’ll tell you what else is needed.
Frequently asked
How long does the SIS reply take?Usually a few days to a few weeks, depending on the authority. You’ll get a forecast when you order.
What if there’s no alert?Then you have an official confirmation that your route into Schengen is open — valuable certainty in itself.
Is this enough to remove a ban?This is the diagnostic first step. If an alert exists, removal is handled by the out-of-court correction/deletion service, built on the record you obtain here.
Do I need to be in Europe for this?No. The request and analysis are handled remotely under a written contract.
Which language do we work in?English, Ukrainian, or Russian — whichever suits you.
Is my enquiry confidential?Yes. Client information is protected by lawyer–client privilege from the first contact, even before a contract is signed.
An honest note. No lawyer can guarantee an authority’s decision, and any promise of a “100% result” is a warning sign. What you get here is a straight, professional assessment of your real position — so your next step is an informed one.