A public e-Wakili lookup by the Judiciary of Tanzania listed Ibrahimu Athumani Msulwa, roll number 12226, on September 28, 2026. Its result showed active status, the category Practising, paid year 2026, and an admission-date field of July 4, 2024. Those details support the identity reference only; they do not establish an office, availability, specialty, client history, or service quality.
An active registry result does not describe what work the advocate accepts. For that reason, no claim is made here about immigration, citizenship, employment, family, criminal, commercial, or another specialty. Verify present contact details independently and request written terms identifying the task, deadlines, document custody, authority-facing work, professional fee, disbursements, and any translation or notarization costs.
Tanzania's Advocates Act provides for the Registrar to keep the Roll of Advocates and for practising certificates to be issued under the statutory framework. Immigration procedure is separate: the current government permit system distinguishes Class A investor or self-employed, Class B employee, and Class C categories. Verify both professional standing and the correct authority before a filing.
If you instructed Ibrahimu Athumani Msulwa, describe the service, date, identity check, scope, fees, documents, communication, and completion. Separate the advocate's work from decisions or delays caused by courts, authorities, registries, or other third parties.