This page gathers a selection of press and media articles that mention or feature Adriana Ayala, in the context of immigration, nationality and legal practice in Portugal.
This article reports on complaints from Portuguese lawyers stating that AIMA violated the law by blocking professional access to the appointment scheduling system. Several attorneys were unable to access the platform for weeks, affecting their ability to represent clients and raising concerns about transparency and legality.
The article explains the main reasons why AIMA rejects residence permit applications in Portugal. It highlights issues such as incomplete documentation, problems with proof of income or accommodation, and technical difficulties in the online platform, and stresses the value of legal guidance to avoid avoidable refusals.
This article details the most common grounds on which AIMA rejects applications for residence permits, including outdated documents, missing accommodation proof and unverified income. It underlines how many refusals could be avoided through proper legal assistance and more transparent administrative procedures.
This article discusses why processing times for Portuguese nationality vary significantly between types of applications and registry offices. It conveys IRN’s explanations and offers guidance on what applicants can do when facing long delays, including checking documentation and, when necessary, seeking legal support.
