Source material checked for this directory connects Mohamed Hadiji with legal work in Sfax, including Legal Advisory, Court of Cassation Representation, and Tunisian Law. The official register lists Mohamed Hadiji as an active Court of Cassation-table lawyer connected to Sfax; it does not publish a practice specialty, so none is inferred. The listing is informational rather than an endorsement and does not infer expertise beyond the cited record.
The verified practice context includes Legal Advisory, Court of Cassation Representation, and Tunisian Law, but the sources reviewed do not establish a dedicated Tunisian immigration service. Anyone seeking residence, work-authorisation, nationality, or investor support should first ask whether that exact matter is accepted. Written terms should identify the lawyer, tasks, evidence, authority contacts, fees, deadlines, and exclusions.
The National Bar Association of Tunisia maintains the professional register, while immigration and employment decisions remain with the relevant public authorities. Verify the lawyer's current status and obtain written terms naming the exact task, fees, disbursements, document custody, communication plan, and limits of representation.
This profile is not an endorsement of Mohamed Hadiji. Recent clients can describe identity and conflict checks, the agreed task, billing, communication, document safeguards, and whether delivery matched the written scope without disclosing privileged material.