Why does CPAM work so slowly even when all requested documents are submitted immediately?

Because you are not alone.

And when we go in UK or USA or other country, people are speaking french? No. So why people in France should speak english?

Hi Erlyn,

Good to know that you have not traveled to other countries. I understand your point, and I am not expecting everyone in France to speak English. I fully respect that French is the national language.

What I meant is simply that France welcomes many international students, and when government services deal with both French and non-French residents, basic English communication can really help. This is not about expecting everyone to speak English all the time, but about making public services more accessible and helping situations be resolved more efficiently, especially for people who are still learning the language.

I also understand that some people prefer to work only in a French-speaking environment. However, in roles where there is a high chance of interacting with international students, having some English skills can help avoid misunderstandings and allow situations to be resolved more smoothly for everyone involved.

That is all I wanted to clarify.

I've lived in three different countries and I speak four different languages. So you can keep your self-centered comments to yourself. You've come to a country where speaking English is a very particular thing for different reasons. Adapt.