Introduction
Statut Titre de Sejour is an automation utility that monitors the status of French residence permit (titre de séjour) dossiers across prefecture and ANEF portals. The script authenticates using provided dossier identifiers, records the visible status text, and sends immediate alerts via Telegram or email when any update occurs. It eliminates the need for manual daily portal checks and logs full status history.
This system is delivered as production software with complete source code, deployment configuration, and a 30-day warranty window.
Core Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Portal authentication | Handles login flows and session cookies for French immigration and prefecture portals. |
| Status diffing engine | Compares current portal responses against historical records to detect any text change. |
| Multi-channel notifications | Sends formatted notifications via Telegram bot messages or SMTP emails. |
| Multi-dossier tracking | Monitors multiple applicant files simultaneously with isolated status tracking. |
| Scheduled background daemon | Runs via cron or systemd timer with randomized intervals to avoid portal load issues. |
How It Works
Add Dossier Details
Enter application reference numbers and authentication credentials in the secure config file.
Configure Notification Channels
Specify your Telegram bot token, chat ID, or email SMTP server details.
Run Initial Snapshot
The tool performs an initial check and records the baseline status.
Enable Daemon
Schedule periodic checks through system cron or containerized background runners.
Tech Stack
- Language: Python
- Delivery: Custom software by BitBash - custom software development
- Handoff: Source, config, and runbook included
Use Cases
- Immigration law firms Track status updates across dozens of client residence permit files automatically.
- Individual applicants Receive instant notifications when prefecture staff update an application file.
FAQ
Does this application expedite government review times? No. The software only monitors and reports status changes that appear on the public portal.
Are user credentials stored securely? Credentials remain strictly on your local machine or server in a secured configuration file. No third-party servers are involved.
