A public e-Wakili lookup by the Judiciary of Tanzania listed Jackline Allyseo Nditi, roll number 14717, on September 28, 2026. Its result showed active status, the category Practising, paid year 2026, and an admission-date field of July 10, 2026. Those details support the identity reference only; they do not establish an office, availability, specialty, client history, or service quality.
The public search supports professional identity and status fields, not a service catalogue. Prospective clients should independently verify the latest entry and ask which matters are handled, where the office operates, who will work on the file, and what the quote includes. Do not send original documents, personal data, or payment until identity, scope, safeguards, and payment instructions are confirmed.
Under the Advocates Act, the official Roll and practising-certificate framework address authority to practise; they do not prove a particular immigration focus. Entry visas, residence permits, work permits, dependent status, citizenship, and document formalities can follow different procedures. Check current rules at the responsible government portal and define the advocate's precise work in writing.
If you instructed Jackline Allyseo Nditi, 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.