TK, AOK, Barmer, the Medizinischer Dienst, pension insurance — their letters keep arriving at your German address after you leave. Many carry a one-month objection (Widerspruch) deadline that starts when the letter lands in the mailbox, not when you read it. A Berlin scan address closes that gap: every letter readable within 24 hours, translated to English.
German administrative decisions (Bescheide) are legally 'delivered' on arrival. Benefit denials, contribution assessments, and Medizinischer Dienst decisions typically allow one month to object. If your mail sits at a friend's place, your window quietly closes.
Your mail arrives at your German Mailbox address and is scanned the day it arrives. AI recognizes the sender and document type, highlights deadlines, and summarizes what's being decided — with instant notification via email, WhatsApp, or Telegram.
Every letter can be auto-translated to English (or any language) with a plain-language summary: what the insurer decided, what it means for you, and what to do by when.
Need to object or sign something? We forward the original to you (€1.50 plus postage) — or you send your reply as a physical letter posted inside Germany directly from the dashboard, registered mail optional.
Yes — TK, AOK, Barmer, DAK, and private insurers alike: it's regular letter mail to your scan address.
Update your address with the insurer directly, or point a Deutsche Post forwarding order at your Berlin address.
Deadlines are detected and highlighted automatically, and you see the scan within 24 hours — keeping nearly the full window to react.
€16/month, cancel monthly.
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