A letter from a German authority?

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These German words appear in official letters

• Widerspruch — your formal objection to a decision, usually within one month
• Bescheid — the written decision of a German authority
• Frist — the deadline by which you must act
• Mahnung — a payment reminder; surcharges may follow
• Klage — taking the case to court if the objection fails
• Kindergeld — monthly child benefit from the Familienkasse
• Bürgergeld — basic income support from the Jobcenter
• Jobcenter — the office for jobseekers and basic benefits
• Finanzamt — the German tax office
• Krankenkasse — your statutory health insurance
• Rente — the state pension
• Bußgeld — a fine, for example for traffic offences
• Inkasso — a debt collection agency is involved
• Kündigung — termination of a contract, flat or job
• Aufenthaltstitel — your residence permit for Germany

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