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thanks jsd91 for your reply but i did not really understand what happens after 3 years if i have a green card by my irish child.jcd91 wrote:3 years based on Irish spouse / associations meaning related by blood or through adoption
I know this because I have been approved and invited to the July ceremony. Applied through Irish association as my mother is a naturalised Irish citizen.
Hope that helps
zaza7625 wrote:Hi all
i have a bit confusion regarding the naturalisation.
as far as i know it takes 5 years residence to get
Irish citizenship through eu marriage. 3 years if
married with irish national.
my question: as some people say,if you have green
card (gnib card) based on irish citizsn child you could be granted by irish citizenship after 3 years residence in ireland.
please confirm if that's true.
thanks in advance
Yes! Through the 'Irish Association' route.. but it'll finally be at the discretion of the Minister to waive one or more conditions to granting you naturalization. If your application is based on Irish Associations:zaza7625 wrote:zaza7625 wrote:Hi all
i have a bit confusion regarding the naturalisation.
as far as i know it takes 5 years residence to get
Irish citizenship through eu marriage. 3 years if
married with irish national.
my question: as some people say,if you have green
card (gnib card) based on irish citizsn child you could be granted by irish citizenship after 3 years residence in ireland.
please confirm if that's true.
thanks in advance
Thanks kingdomman for your reply.KingdomMan wrote:Yes! Through the 'Irish Association' route.. but it'll finally be at the discretion of the Minister to waive one or more conditions to granting you naturalization. If your application is based on Irish Associations:zaza7625 wrote:zaza7625 wrote:Hi all
i have a bit confusion regarding the naturalisation.
as far as i know it takes 5 years residence to get
Irish citizenship through eu marriage. 3 years if
married with irish national.
my question: as some people say,if you have green
card (gnib card) based on irish citizsn child you could be granted by irish citizenship after 3 years residence in ireland.
please confirm if that's true.
thanks in advance
Certified copies of all documentation proving your Irish associations** e.g. all birth and/or marriage certificates or civil
partnership agreement needed to show association, certified copy of foreign birth registry entry, copy of naturalisation
certificate etc.
Copies of residency permissions. Residency permissions are evidenced by stamps in your passport, while additional
periods may be covered by letters that were issued by the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service granting you
permission for a specific period from or to a specified date.
** Section 16(2) of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 1956, as amended, defines being of Irish associations as meaning 'related by
blood, affinity, adoption to, or is the civil partner of a person who is an Irish citizen'. So go ahead with your application. Good luck!