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I think it takes about 1 - 4 months now to process an application for a minor child.jani12 wrote:Does anyone know how long it takes to process Naturalisation application for children (minor, under 12 years) where the parent of the child just got naturalised?
Thanks,
Daddy
You may still need to furnish us here your detailed application timeline so one can give you the right suggestion. To the above letter, it means your application file just completed the process of Garda vetting and other departmental checks to ascertain if you've been of good character in the state and that you meet other statutory conditions. As it is, your file is with the FURTHER PROCESSING. LSR TEAM who'd compile and prepare a SUBMISSION on your case to the office of the Minister for Justice, recommending you for an approval for the grant of Naturalization certificate (Citizenship). Depending on your timeline and in my own opinion, it should now take between 1 - 3 months for you to get your approval all things being equal (barring any complexity). Good luck in your continued wait.[/quote]michaelshodipo66 wrote:Hi xxx,
Please note that your application for naturalisation is being prepared for
submission to the Minister. If further documentation and/or clarification
of any matter related to your application is required from you, we will
write to you requesting it. Otherwise, you will receive a letter in due
course informing you of the Minister’s decision on your application.
Regards
Niall O'Callaghan
Citizenship Division
NB
KingdomMan, can you please explain fully to me with your knowledge of understanding the way they work.
the last letter i got from them was dated 12th October 2015.
Next citizenship ceremony could be in July 2016. It was a very large turnout of candidates at the last April 26 ceremony, however, there was no Minister's presence. I foresee another large roll out of approvals soon. All should keep positive!D13 wrote:KingdomMan, based on your experience, when we can expect the next citizenship ceremony?
thanks for you effort
And Approvals could be rolling out this May. Am I right?KingdomMan wrote:Next citizenship ceremony could be in July 2016. It was a very large turnout of candidates at the last April 26 ceremony, however, there was no Minister's presence. I foresee another large roll out of approvals soon. All should keep positive!D13 wrote:KingdomMan, based on your experience, when we can expect the next citizenship ceremony?
thanks for you effort
Most likely!Bilbil wrote:And Approvals could be rolling out this May. Am I right?KingdomMan wrote:Next citizenship ceremony could be in July 2016. It was a very large turnout of candidates at the last April 26 ceremony, however, there was no Minister's presence. I foresee another large roll out of approvals soon. All should keep positive!D13 wrote:KingdomMan, based on your experience, when we can expect the next citizenship ceremony?
thanks for you effort
and then some weeks for passports - probably the best way is to plan holidays in Ireland.KingdomMan wrote:Next citizenship ceremony could be in July 2016.
Hi, to my knowledge the translation of the birth certificate has to be done by a registered translator here in Ireland from this website http://www.translatorsassociation.ie/.jumanufer wrote:Hi, wife took the oath and got naturalisation certificate on Tuesday. Yesterday we went to the clondaklin office to get the Public Service Card, and they will send it within 10 days as they said.
On top of these documents in order to get the first passport she needs to send the birth certificate which we have it also with the apostile and an official translation into English from home country (Argentina). but in the web site they are asking to have it translated here in Ireland.
Does anyone have first hand information about it? I sent an email to the passport office but still waiting for their feedback. I do not want to waste time sending everything as it is and then get it back neither lose money getting it translated another time.
Many thx
.Peace2804 wrote:Hi, to my knowledge the translation of the birth certificate has to be done by a registered translator here in Ireland from this website http://www.translatorsassociation.ie/.jumanufer wrote:Hi, wife took the oath and got naturalisation certificate on Tuesday. Yesterday we went to the clondaklin office to get the Public Service Card, and they will send it within 10 days as they said.
On top of these documents in order to get the first passport she needs to send the birth certificate which we have it also with the apostile and an official translation into English from home country (Argentina). but in the web site they are asking to have it translated here in Ireland.
Does anyone have first hand information about it? I sent an email to the passport office but still waiting for their feedback. I do not want to waste time sending everything as it is and then get it back neither lose money getting it translated another time.
Many thx
The passport office don't answer their emails, you will receive a much quicker answer if you contact them via twitter https://twitter.com/PassportIRL either by sending a tweet or a DM, they reply quite fast usually.
Let us know about the answer you will receive as this piece of information will defo help many people in the forum
Hip hip. Hope we will all be part of the approvals. So anxious. From next week right?KingdomMan wrote:Hello folks, it's all so quiet here... Not to worry, good news coming the way of all soon. Hopefully as from the coming week, approvals should be rolling out in the posts.
'Advance stage of processing' speaks for itself. That means the process is nearing finality and you should get the much awaited news in the next couple of weeks or at most a month.Isobrinho wrote:[bkingdomMan do you how long does it take after an application is currently at an advanced stage of processing. pleaase can you let me know how many week before the approval arrive
KingdomMan wrote:'Advance stage of processing' speaks for itself. That means the process is nearing finality and you should get the much awaited news in the next couple of weeks or at most a month.Isobrinho wrote:[bkingdomMan do you how long does it take after an application is currently at an advanced stage of processing. pleaase can you let me know how many week before the approval arrive
Why go apply for a stamp 6 after you've been awarded citizenship (naturalisation certificate)? Pending the time you put in an application for a passport, You can always travel on holidays with your family in as much you have visas to your country of destination and can return here to Ireland presenting your naturalisation certificate as a citizen at the border of entry.D13 wrote:KingdomMan, do you think it's plausible to get stamp 6 after the citizenship ceremony? It's busy in passport office now, and first time application for adult can take 20+ working days, i.e. month. It means if the next ceremony is held in July my family is out of holidays.
it's Lufthansa or Ryanair staff I'm concerned about, they can refuse boarding. Is there any official article I can print confirming the magic power of the naturalization certificate? Maybe it's worth contacting INIS for this.KingdomMan wrote: Why go apply for a stamp 6 after you've been awarded citizenship (naturalisation certificate)? Pending the time you put in an application for a passport, You can always travel on holidays with your family in as much you have visas to your country of destination and can return here to Ireland presenting your naturalisation certificate as a citizen at the border of entry.
I really don't get it! Are you naturalised already or it's just anticipated? If you have a naturalisation certificate in your procession and you need a passport for your urgent travel, you have the option of walking into the passport office in person and you can get a passport issued in 5 - 7 days once you can prove the urgency in your travel.D13 wrote:it's Lufthansa or Ryanair staff I'm concerned about, they can refuse boarding. Is there any official article I can print confirming the magic power of the naturalization certificate? Maybe it's worth contacting INIS for this.KingdomMan wrote: Why go apply for a stamp 6 after you've been awarded citizenship (naturalisation certificate)? Pending the time you put in an application for a passport, You can always travel on holidays with your family in as much you have visas to your country of destination and can return here to Ireland presenting your naturalisation certificate as a citizen at the border of entry.
btw, don't the certificate get taken at the passport office?
