Out-of-Court Schengen Information System (SIS) Entry Ban Correction or Deletion
999,00 €
Full out-of-court handling to challenge and lift your Schengen entry ban — without going to court.
End-to-end representation before the competent national authority, from the official SIS data request to the final decision.
Challenge and lift your Schengen entry ban — without going to court
If you’re facing a Schengen or EU entry ban, court is not always the first or most effective step. In many cases a well-prepared out-of-court appeal, filed directly with the competent national authority, leads to the correction, limitation, or full removal of the ban — without years of litigation.
This is the full, end-to-end handling of that process by your lawyer: from establishing what is recorded about you in the Schengen Information System, through a reasoned legal submission, to the authority’s decision and your next steps.
●Full case handling
●Two 60-minute consultations
●100% online, worldwide
●By written legal-services contract
●Written legal summary provided
●In English, Ukrainian, or Russian
Lawyer Ivan Goncharov
This format is right for you if
You know, or have strong grounds to believe, that a Schengen entry ban has been imposed on you.
You want the ban challenged professionally at the administrative level, before considering court.
You want a lawyer to handle the whole process — from the official request to the final decision.
You need the appeal built on verified facts and the correct legal grounds, not assumptions.
Another format may suit you better if
You only need to check whether a ban exists — start with SIS Entry Ban Verification (€299).
You have a single question — a consultation call or a written opinion will be enough.
Your matter is a plain visa refusal without a ban — see the relevant appeal service.
What’s included
The service covers the full out-of-court route, end to end.
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Legal assessment of your case and your eligibility for an out-of-court appeal.
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Identification of the issuing state and the competent authority.
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A prior SIS data-access request and requests for other official records, where required.
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A personalised appeal or removal request, drafted on EU and national law and the principle of proportionality.
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Submission of the appeal and procedural follow-up with the authority.
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A written legal summary of the arguments used, the risks, and the possible outcomes.
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Two 60-minute consultations: strategy and evidence first, then analysis of the authority’s response and next steps.
What’s not included
Court litigation is a separate stage. If the out-of-court route does not resolve the matter, the following are handled under a separate engagement:
Representation in administrative or judicial proceedings before a court.
Appeals to supranational bodies where a judicial route becomes necessary.
If litigation becomes the right path, the lawyer will explain the procedure and its cost before anything is filed.
How it works
You order the service and send your details — a description of your situation and any documents you have (refusals, border decisions, correspondence).
We establish the facts. We identify the issuing authority and, where needed, file an official SIS data-access request so the appeal rests on verified records.
We prepare and file the appeal — a targeted legal submission requesting correction, limitation, or deletion of the ban, followed by procedural follow-up.
You receive the outcome and next steps. We analyse the authority’s response with you and set out the options, including litigation if it becomes the right route.
What to send in advance
A short description of your situation, in your own words.
Any decision or refusal you received (visa refusal, border decision, return order).
Relevant correspondence and a copy of your passport or residence permit.
The dates of any decisions, in case appeal deadlines apply.
A missing document is not an obstacle — we’ll tell you what can be obtained by official request.
Frequently asked
Can this really lift a ban without court?Often, yes. Many bans can be corrected or deleted at the administrative level through a well-grounded request to the issuing authority. Court remains an option if the out-of-court route doesn’t succeed.
How long does it take?It depends on the authority: data requests take a few days to a few weeks, the appeal itself one to several months. You get a realistic forecast for your case at the first consultation.
Do you guarantee the ban will be lifted?No honest lawyer can guarantee an authority’s decision. We guarantee an honest assessment of your real chances before you commit, and professional handling at every stage.
Do I need to travel or sign anything in person?No. Everything is handled online under a written contract — no notarised power of attorney, apostille, or translation required.
Which language do we work in?English, Ukrainian, or Russian — whichever suits you.
Is my enquiry confidential?Yes. Information received from a client is protected by lawyer–client privilege from the very first contact, even before a contract is signed.
An honest note. A promise of a “100% result” is a warning sign — no one can guarantee how an authority or court will decide. What we guarantee is an honest assessment of your real chances before any contract, meticulous preparation, and diligent representation of your interests at every stage.