Further Documents Requested - Spouse of Irish Citizen

Michael2018 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 19, 2019 12:40 am

Hello Folks, the timeline of my wifes citizenship application is as follows

Citizen Application based on Spouse of Irish Citizen

Application received 28th Septmeber 2018
Passports returned October 26th 2018 after a number of emails I sent
Second Letter received 19th January 2019 including receipt for application fee and requesting

1. Signed Data Privancy Note
2. Second Letter fron wifes employer as first letter did not confirm her home address
3. Bank statements for atleast 3 months for the 2015 and 2016 showing day to day living expenses
4. Utility Bills from two different providers for the years 2015,2016,2017, 2018, Other than the rates bill/council tax bill that we submitted

In 2015 my wifes employer paid her in cash and the few transaction that through my wifes bank account are some cash deposits and withdrawls. No purchaes. My wife has instore purchases for fashion items etc on her bank statements in 2016 but few if any supermarket purchases which was the example given in the above letter. Will these cash transactions and fashion item purchases be suffice?

In relation to the utility bills, I clearly stated in my supporting letter that myself and my father whom we live with pay all other utility bills and my wife and I both pay the rates/council tax bill. What can I do here?

Thanks in advance for your replies

Michael2018 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 19, 2019 12:58 am

Hi there, my wife has neither got a first or second stage letter.

First letter only stated that an application has been received and the passports were also returned

Second letter today states

"I am directed by the Minister for Justice and Equality to refer to your application for naturalisation. Please find application fee receipt enclosed for your records

The Following is required in connection with your application. You are requested to submit the documents to this office within 28 days from the date of this letter"

The letter is NOT dated.

As far as I can see the Privacy Notice is giving them permission to store and use your data for as long as they like.