Figure 14.1 Anatomy of the Immigration2.0 services. Participatory Immigration Policy-Making ImmigrationPolicy2.0 platform integrates several existing front end data col- lection technologies and tools (e.g., based on tools and techniques similar to those in [6,15,16]. Moreover, it provides the means for extracting and gather- ing existing procedures and data formats related to civil status documents in a collaborative environment integrating various Web2.0 services/applications, for example, Wikis, Blogs, Forums, and other. Governmental Management and Modeling Services (GMMS), enabling the development and structuring of migration policy models. The GMMS ser- vice is offered along with a range of tools enabling policy makers to develop models comprising sets of both structured and unstructured information. The tools offer the capability to transform any type of unstructured docu- ment to a structured one according to the target migration policy model. Furthermore, for a given migration policy model it allows the disciplined development and illustration of procedures, processes and workflows asso- ciated with the model. The service allows the fine-tuning of models based on building, running, and evaluating "what-if" scenarios associated with the models. Migration Policy Synchronization and Harmonization Services (MPSHS), that provide an efficient synchronization framework, which succeeds in managing data and information flows between the various public authorities involved in the handling of civil status documents. These are supported by an interactive system for collaborative synchronization of policies, satisfying the require- ment for coordination and data synchronization, which is among the primary reasons of wrong decisions during harmonization efforts. As part of the syn- chronization and harmonization services, ImmigrationPolicy2.0 platform provides the involved actors with common, uniform, and ubiquitous access to properly customized graphical interfaces for collecting, analyzing, and shar- ing real-time da