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citdep
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 Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 11:04 am Post subject: Re: Issue on Naturalisation |
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| sunshine-girl wrote: | The reality is they give priority to those applicant who pay tax and family members come last. Also they are looking at the backlog backwards to imply that they are processing applications faster.
I don't think that is necessarily true, My friend applied in 2008, we both got our naturalization together. Another lady who i spoke with at the ceremony applied in 2010... so the train is moving. |
the question is, was any of those people spouse of Irish Citizen? |
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dublinkhan
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| Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 11:12 am Post subject: Re: Issue on Naturalisation |
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| citdep wrote: | | sunshine-girl wrote: | The reality is they give priority to those applicant who pay tax and family members come last. Also they are looking at the backlog backwards to imply that they are processing applications faster.
I don't think that is necessarily true, My friend applied in 2008, we both got our naturalization together. Another lady who i spoke with at the ceremony applied in 2010... so the train is moving. |
the question is, was any of those people spouse of Irish Citizen? |
i applied may2009 and i got a later for prof of address 9 weeks ago i submit
it same week is anyone know how long time take mor? |
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ks2010
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| Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 12:00 pm Post subject: Re: Issue on Naturalisation |
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| citdep wrote: | | sunshine-girl wrote: | The reality is they give priority to those applicant who pay tax and family members come last. Also they are looking at the backlog backwards to imply that they are processing applications faster.
I don't think that is necessarily true, My friend applied in 2008, we both got our naturalization together. Another lady who i spoke with at the ceremony applied in 2010... so the train is moving. |
the question is, was any of those people spouse of Irish Citizen? |
I think Irish and EU spouse are in very slow motion track, they got very nice "Be more patient" letter on June 2012 and we will process your appliation by the end of the year or next year, or .... |
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citdep
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| Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 2:19 pm Post subject: Re: Issue on Naturalisation |
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| ks2010 wrote: | | citdep wrote: | | sunshine-girl wrote: | The reality is they give priority to those applicant who pay tax and family members come last. Also they are looking at the backlog backwards to imply that they are processing applications faster.
I don't think that is necessarily true, My friend applied in 2008, we both got our naturalization together. Another lady who i spoke with at the ceremony applied in 2010... so the train is moving. |
the question is, was any of those people spouse of Irish Citizen? |
I think Irish and EU spouse are in very slow motion track, they got very nice "Be more patient" letter on June 2012 and we will process your appliation by the end of the year or next year, or .... |
in another words, no respect to families, its all the matter of who pays tax, all about money |
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sunshine-girl
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| Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 5:02 pm Post subject: Re: Issue on Naturalisation |
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| citdep wrote: | | sunshine-girl wrote: | The reality is they give priority to those applicant who pay tax and family members come last. Also they are looking at the backlog backwards to imply that they are processing applications faster.
I don't think that is necessarily true, My friend applied in 2008, we both got our naturalization together. Another lady who i spoke with at the ceremony applied in 2010... so the train is moving. |
the question is, was any of those people spouse of Irish Citizen? |
Hey citdep
Concerning the two ladies, they weren't spouse of Irish/EU citizen
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IQU
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| Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2012 12:53 am Post subject: |
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| i have few friends from india ,brazil,russia they married with eu and irsh citizens,all of my mates got theirs approvals within 5-11 months...so guys dont loose your hope you will get your approvals soon.just make sure update your applicantion status..........good luck |
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Eastend
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| Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:40 am Post subject: Re: Issue on Naturalisation |
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| citdep wrote: | | ks2010 wrote: | | citdep wrote: | | sunshine-girl wrote: | The reality is they give priority to those applicant who pay tax and family members come last. Also they are looking at the backlog backwards to imply that they are processing applications faster.
I don't think that is necessarily true, My friend applied in 2008, we both got our naturalization together. Another lady who i spoke with at the ceremony applied in 2010... so the train is moving. |
the question is, was any of those people spouse of Irish Citizen? |
I think Irish and EU spouse are in very slow motion track, they got very nice "Be more patient" letter on June 2012 and we will process your appliation by the end of the year or next year, or .... |
in another words, no respect to families, its all the matter of who pays tax, all about money |
This is all wrong, my personal experence is totally different. My wife applied as spouse of Irish National at the end of 2011. In May 2012 INIS asked for proof of address and few other documents withing 28 days from the date of letter. After submitting documents I received letter that application is processed to second stage of processing (Further Processing Team) in June 2012. At the end of June received another letter saying all normal applications are processed in six month time frame.
I am hopping to have invitation soon for oath. |
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dub007
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| Any Approvals issued if yes when Applied for Naturalisation and on what basis... Thanks |
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ks2010
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| dub007 wrote: | | Any Approvals issued if yes when Applied for Naturalisation and on what basis... Thanks |
I think the postmen will be busy in few days
I called this morning for my wife and I was told it is too late for her application (10/2010) for October ceremony because they have already prepared the Batch |
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waiting2beirish
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| ks2010 wrote: | | dub007 wrote: | | Any Approvals issued if yes when Applied for Naturalisation and on what basis... Thanks |
I think the postmen will be busy in few days
I called this morning for my wife and I was told it is too late for her application (10/2010) for October ceremony because they have already prepared the Batch |
I guess tomorrow there will be shower of approval letters 
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PIKKA
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| Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:22 pm Post subject: |
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| dub007 wrote: | | Any Approvals issued if yes when Applied for Naturalisation and on what basis... Thanks |
Hi Everybody!
one of our neighbors has got his approval yesterday and asked to submit the fee and the photos etc and no date of oath is mentioned, he got his approval letter after 5 years 2 months........So definitely next wave is coming!
I was at the Convention Center Dublin on 30th Aug, to get my Naturalization Cert and that was a memorable event. Anyway My whole family has Irish Passports now and we r free to move. But many other friends are still waiting, so fingers crossed and best of LUCK 
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Mentalist101
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I'm a December 2011 applicant so I'm not too hopeful that I'm in this batch but hopefully I'll be in the December group.
Wishing everyone the best
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dub007
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 10:40 am Post subject: |
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| Mentalist101 wrote: | I'm a December 2011 applicant so I'm not too hopeful that I'm in this batch but hopefully I'll be in the December group.
Wishing everyone the best |
I am from Dec 2011 as well (App based on spouse of Irish)
Hopefully we will get the lucky letter sooner then latter 
Good Luck to everyone |
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sonnyhind
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 10:45 am Post subject: |
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| dub007 wrote: | | Mentalist101 wrote: | I'm a December 2011 applicant so I'm not too hopeful that I'm in this batch but hopefully I'll be in the December group.
Wishing everyone the best |
I am from Dec 2011 as well (App based on spouse of Irish)
Hopefully we will get the lucky letter sooner then latter
Good Luck to everyone |
last batch had Sep 11 applicants approved, so this batch might well have the december lot in |
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tiksan
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 11:25 am Post subject: |
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| ks2010 wrote: | | dub007 wrote: | | Any Approvals issued if yes when Applied for Naturalisation and on what basis... Thanks |
I think the postmen will be busy in few days
I called this morning for my wife and I was told it is too late for her application (10/2010) for October ceremony because they have already prepared the Batch |
Can please anybody tell if the approval letters come by registered post or normal post? |
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blessed_sinner
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Hi All,
I applied in Dec 2011 on 5 years basis and im also married to Irish national. I received a letter this morning asking for copy of passport page with issue date on it. It said the moment they receive this, they will put me to the 2nd stage. Whatever that means. but it seems they have started working on late 2011 applications so hoping to get the confirmation for December.
Good luck to all who are waiting and congrats to who have received for October ceremony. |
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Mentalist101
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| blessed_sinner wrote: | Hi All,
I applied in Dec 2011 on 5 years basis and im also married to Irish national. I received a letter this morning asking for copy of passport page with issue date on it. It said the moment they receive this, they will put me to the 2nd stage. Whatever that means. but it seems they have started working on late 2011 applications so hoping to get the confirmation for December.
Good luck to all who are waiting and congrats to who have received for October ceremony. |
Wow that's lucky. I also applied on the basis of five years residency as i came into the country as a minor based on my mothers IBC. Emailed the citizenship office yesterday and received this letter
Dear xxxx
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 Minster 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
As well as being a significant event in the life of the recipient, the
granting of Irish citizenship through naturalisation as provided for in law
is also a major step for the State which confers certain rights and
entitlements not only within the State but also at European Union level and
it is important that appropriate procedures are in place to preserve the
integrity of the process.
Regards
Citizenship Section.
So i doubt i will be in this batch 
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Mentalist101
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 12:21 pm Post subject: |
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| dub007 wrote: | | Mentalist101 wrote: | I'm a December 2011 applicant so I'm not too hopeful that I'm in this batch but hopefully I'll be in the December group.
Wishing everyone the best |
I am from Dec 2011 as well (App based on spouse of Irish)
Hopefully we will get the lucky letter sooner then latter
Good Luck to everyone |
Hope you get yours soon, It'll give me some hope!
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sonnyhind
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 2:48 pm Post subject: |
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I applied in Dec 2011 based on 5years working visa.
I received a letter advising my application has progressed to 2nd stage.
It appears the application will be sent to minister for decision once the 2nd stage checks are complete.
No details provided around whats involved in this second stage and what the timelines are.
Anyone else got anything similar? |
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nissa
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 5:05 pm Post subject: |
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Hi any news about jan/feb 2011 applications so please share has any one got any information about early 2011 applications when the decisions are expected in dec2012 or in jan 2013 thanks.  |
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