Régularisée

Régularisée is a French term that broadly translates to "regularized" or "made legal." Its specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used.

In the realm of immigration, "régularisée" often refers to a person who has obtained legal immigration status in a country where they previously resided without authorization. This process of regularization typically involves meeting certain legal criteria, such as having resided in the country for a specific period, having a job offer, or having family ties. Once regularized, an individual gains rights and protections previously unavailable to them, such as the ability to work legally, access social services, and potentially obtain residency or citizenship.

Beyond immigration, "régularisée" can also apply to situations involving administrative, legal, or financial matters. For instance, a document that was initially incomplete or incorrect might be "régularisée" once the necessary corrections or additions have been made. Similarly, a business transaction or a debt that was considered irregular or in default might be "régularisée" through a formal process of bringing it into compliance with applicable laws or agreements. The core idea remains the transformation from an irregular or unofficial state to one that is recognized, legal, and in accordance with established rules.