It can take a long time to have the Swedish Migration Agency review and process your application. Often times their processing time is longer than a year. If you want to speed this up, you can send them a request to conclude your case. The Swedish Migration Agency will then have four weeks to make a decision. They can either grant your application, reject it, or reject your request. If they reject your request, it simply means that you won’t be able to speed the process. In this case their usual processing times applies.

You need to send in your request in writing. The Swedish Migration Agency has a special form you can fill and send in. The request can be submitted six months after you’ve submitted your original application at the earliest. Also, you can only make such a request once. That’s why it’s important you make sure you’ve submitted exactly all necessary information for the Swedish Migration Agency to be able to make a fair decision.

Which information is important to send with a request to conclude a case?

Which information is important to send with your application differs from case to case. You have to, of course, send the information the Swedish Migration Agency asks for. But there could be other information that can be of benefit to your case. So before you make a request to conclude your case, make sure you’ve collected everything of value for your application.

An easy way to find out what to send is by talking to a lawyer who’s worked a lot with migration matters in particular. The lawyer can then use their experience and expertise to advise you on the type of information that the Swedish Migration Agency values. And then you can submit your request knowing that you’ve done everything you can to increase your chances of a successful application.