Drift's chat is an AI system. When you ask a question, you're talking to software, not a person. We'd rather say that plainly than have you assume otherwise.
What it does
Answers questions using public sources. Drift explains how immigration procedures work, drawing on legislation, official guidance, and published information from German authorities. It's built specifically for German immigration, which is why it can be more precise than a general-purpose AI tool.
Organises your situation into a summary. Facts, dates, what's happened so far, what you're asking. You review and approve it before it goes anywhere.
Suggests lawyers who match your jurisdiction, availability, and area of expertise.
What it doesn't do
It doesn't give legal advice. It explains how things generally work. It doesn't tell you what you personally should do — that's what the lawyer is for.
It doesn't predict outcomes. Nobody can honestly tell you what the immigration office will decide.
It doesn't decide anything about you. Whether to book, and with whom, is always your choice. Our suggestions are suggestions.
Where it can go wrong
AI can be wrong. It can misread a question, rely on a rule that has since changed, or sound more certain than it should. German immigration law changes often, and small details in your situation can change which rules apply.
So: treat what Drift tells you as a good starting point rather than a final answer. Check anything that matters. And if something Drift said doesn't match what you've been told elsewhere, raise it in your consultation — that's exactly the kind of thing worth a lawyer's ten seconds.
If Drift tells you something that looks wrong, please let us know. It genuinely helps us fix it.
Content we generate is labelled
Anything our AI produces, including your case summary, is marked as AI-generated. You'll always know what came from software.