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Thanks KingdomMan!KingdomMan wrote:It's always better to make Irish born citizens as referees. But I don't think it would be any problem though.13Warrior wrote:Hi Guys,and KingdomMan
I want your expert opinion .If someone applies for citizenship and put three Irish referees and the three of them were naturalised and neither of them is Irish born ,or Irish origin,will that affect the application ?
Thanks kingdom!!! Hope i can pm you now. Just need to ask something.KingdomMan wrote:You're very correct! Above all, to know you've been of good character and to establish that you meet the conditions for the grant of naturalisation certificatepixie12 wrote:Kingdom, what do they usually check on the second stage of your application? After the first letter. Is it the garda vetting and all the agencies like the revenue?
Recieved the final letter on Friday.KingdomMan wrote:Barring any complexity with your application, you are still likely to get your approval within the six month waiting time. Best of luck!dublinNorth29 wrote:Hi,
Applied 8th Oct 2015
First letter of receipt: 15th Oct 2015
Second stage: still pending
I notice that a lot of people with similar dates have received a second stage letter which has me concerned with my application. When I last emailed, they said the following:
Is this normal or does it mean I will be waiting a considerable amount of time?Hi,
Your application is currently being processed with a view to establishing
whether it meets the statutory conditions for the granting of
naturalisation, such as good character and lawful residence, and will be
submitted to the Minister for decision as expeditiously as possible.
It is recognised that all applicants for citizenship would wish to have a
decision on their application without delay. While most cases are now
generally processed within six months, the nature of the naturalisation
process is such that, for a broad range of reasons, some cases will take
longer than others to process. In some instances, completing the necessary
checks can take a considerable period of time. It is not possible,
therefore to provide you with a more definite answer.
Regards
Niall O'Callaghan
Citizenship Division
From peoples experience, will I still make the 6 month period?
Thanks in advance,
fyi - PMs disappear from your Outbox when the recipient picks them up.pixie12 wrote:hi kingdom, did u receive my pm? seems like its still in the outbox. I dont know how it works here but hopefully u got it. Thanks!
Ohh, alright!noajthan wrote:fyi - PMs disappear from your Outbox when the recipient picks them up.pixie12 wrote:hi kingdom, did u receive my pm? seems like its still in the outbox. I dont know how it works here but hopefully u got it. Thanks!
Responded already, thanks!pixie12 wrote:hi kingdom, did u receive my pm? seems like its still in the outbox. I dont know how it works here but hopefully u got it. Thanks!
Thanks again Kingdom! You've been really helpful and informative to all of us here!! Thanks for always taking the time to answer. It means alot especially to all the people who worry alot(like, ME!!)KingdomMan wrote:Responded already, thanks!pixie12 wrote:hi kingdom, did u receive my pm? seems like its still in the outbox. I dont know how it works here but hopefully u got it. Thanks!
Actually, due to the delay in your response, pixie12 may no longer be able to read your message as the Board Adminstrator has recently increased the PM activation to 30 posts for all members.KingdomMan wrote:Responded already, thanks!pixie12 wrote:hi kingdom, did u receive my pm? seems like its still in the outbox. I dont know how it works here but hopefully u got it. Thanks!
Well with current board settings you do need 30 posts before sending messages (successfully).pixie12 wrote:Ohh, alright!
Thought It wasnt sent or I was'nt allowed to send messages yet.
Great! Thanks noahjthan!!
ok, thanks for the info.Casa wrote:Actually, due to the delay in your response, pixie12 may no longer be able to read your message as the Board Adminstrator has recently increased the PM activation to 30 posts for all members.KingdomMan wrote:Responded already, thanks!pixie12 wrote:hi kingdom, did u receive my pm? seems like its still in the outbox. I dont know how it works here but hopefully u got it. Thanks!
I was able to read his message on my inbox. Thanks!Casa wrote:Actually, due to the delay in your response, pixie12 may no longer be able to read your message as the Board Adminstrator has recently increased the PM activation to 30 posts for all members.KingdomMan wrote:Responded already, thanks!pixie12 wrote:hi kingdom, did u receive my pm? seems like its still in the outbox. I dont know how it works here but hopefully u got it. Thanks!
any idea ??Checking if you've been a good character in the state. Maybe checking your records from the gardai and other depts.Abdul6230 wrote:And what do they check in background pls. Thanks a lot
Registered post is absolutely safe. You can use a bubble envelope for peace of mind.markZD1 wrote:hi guys ......
i need to send euros 950 and original GNIB card for naturalization.
Is it safe to send these with registered post, as I am worried it might get lost ???
Or is it possible I can go in person to the office in Tipperary town ????
u r fine"It's a Long Way To Tipperary" - try secure mail.markZD1 wrote:hi guys ......
i need to send euros 950 and original GNIB card for naturalization.
Is it safe to send these with registered post, as I am worried it might get lost ???
Or is it possible I can go in person to the office in Tipperary town ????
