No social welfare and 2 Irish children means nothing practically. Although you did not receive any letter, letters will be continued to be sent until the final week of August. Good day IntegratedMigrant, This is one of the reasons why I think posters keep mentioning that they have NO social welfare ...
Hi Mary26, honestly, all you can do is wait. I did an every month query to them even before my 6th month, but all it has been telling was I'm still in 2nd stage, I never got an advance stage notice or it's in the minister's desk already. In fact, my last email to them was just last Friday (5 July ...
[quote="Mimmi2003"]Hi everyone! I got my approval letter in the post this morning. Great news! Good luck to all especially reverse_blade93 and thanks to you all for your kindness in sharing. God bless you all![/quote] Thank you for the special mention Mimmi2003! I got mine as well! Congratz to both ...
Applied December 2012 - 5 years = combination of stamps 1, 3 & 4 1st acknowledgement: January 2013 - reference number - proceed to 2nd stage Received my approval today! To God be all the glory! Thank you everyone for all the info, it is much appreciated! Hopefully I can be included in the August ...
[quote="Mimmi2003"]Thanks reverse_blade93 for your response. I am hopeful too that you will get a favourable response. I know you will let us know when you get a response. Fingers crossed...Bless you![/quote] Still same response Mimmi2003, it's my 6th month this July, I will let you know if the ...
If you go by letter of law, you should renew your status (immigration stamp - stamp 4 in your case) by the expiration date or earlier. So that is the hassle of it, I know a person who renewed the stamp (€300), after 3 days received the naturalisation approval, then paid €950 for it. Ironic as you don ...
[quote="Hadi88"]Hi just want to ask if can someone give me a proper advice,if after approval,when they ask for gnib n payment, can i leave ireland,to visit my home country,before i get any approval date? If yes,Will i be able to come into the country again without the garda card? Wondering do they ...
[quote="Mimmi2003"]Hello reverse-blade93, I am wondering whether you have got any update from INIS on your naturalization application. Please, kindly share with us if you have. I pray you have some good news to share with us soon! Bless you![/quote] Nothing yet Mimmi, I just sent them an update ...
Are you Canadian passport holder as the subject is confusing - Canadian but with Visitor Visa to Ireland? Or you mean visitor stamp for 1 month?? Canadian passport holder is allowed to visit Ireland for 3mos in a half year as per: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_Canadian_citizens ...
[quote="Mimmi2003"]Dear reserve_blade, thanks so much for your kind response to my query over at the Citizenship Time-line Tracker 2013. It is so kind of you to take your precious time to explain all the details to me. I am very grateful indeed! I am wondering though, will INIS find it annoying if I ...
Thank you for the advise & explanation. Your logic @ 1 & 2 is common sense. Plus, the hassle to have it notarized is a pain already. But given that, what is your thought in INIS acknowledgment letter advise that one has to inform them of any changes in immigration status or any relevant life event ...
Hello reverse_blade93, did your wife get the invitation to ceremony yet? Any updates on your application? Please, keep us updated. I applied in Jan 2013 myself, so I am interested to know your progress.[/quote] Hi, was your spouse working while on stamp 4 ?[/quote] Yes, Spouse was Stamp 4 - working ...
[/quote]Hello reverse_blade93, did your wife get the invitation to ceremony yet? Any updates on your application? Please, keep us updated. I applied in Jan 2013 myself, so I am interested to know your progress.[/quote] Yes, my spouse received invitation (blue) next day after the announcement was ...
My spouse: Applied mid-May 2012 1st acknowledgement: June 2012 - reference number - proceed to 2nd stage 2nd notice: Nov 2012 - further processing (queried by post) 3rd notice: Jan 2013 - further processing (queried by post) 4th notice : 1 March 2013 - APPROVAL LETTER - asking for Garda card ...
The below info doesn't categorically answer your question, but may be a good starting point, I think in the end you will need to write a letter to the justice minister to formally change the immigration status of your mother when she is here (most likely to stamp 3 or stamp 0 subject to renewal- I'm ...
Got a post from my community forum, for a form 9 minor naturalisation application, it just took 4 weeks to be approved (asking for €200). Posted payment after 4 days and received the certificate in 14 days after. 7 weeks in total. Now that's what I call express; that is the kind of service we all d ...
[quote="exam"]Congratulations to those who received their invitation letters. I hope those who are in queue for long will be sorted out soon. A question is posted on the forum few days ago at the following link, would it be possible to answer, if you guys don't mind: http://www.immigrationboards.com ...
[quote="reverse_blade93"]Quick one, it says there use black pen, full block letters. Im just wondering if computerized full block letter will be an issue? I just dont have the best penmanship. (Avoid errors) :) Anyone here done that?[/quote] I got an official answer from INIS that it should be fine ...
Quick one, it says there use black pen, full block letters. Im just wondering if computerized full block letter will be an issue? I just dont have the best penmanship. (Avoid errors)
Not sure if this is the right forum, but just heads up, they have a new application form - Oct 2012 version. check it out. They have a new rule on dependent minors on page 1 of the instruction page. "Dependant minors, who entered the State with their parent(s) as part of a family unit are deemed to ...
Not sure if this is the right forum, but just heads up, they have a new application form - Oct 2012 version. check it out. They have a new rule on dependent minors on page 1 of the instruction page. "Dependant minors, who entered the State with their parent(s) as part of a family unit are deemed to ...
