Ayna wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 20, 2019 10:01 pm

Application Based On: 5 year residency Non-EU
Applied On: 26/07/2018
Acknowledgement letter dated: 03/08/2018
Second Stage Letter dated: 17/06/2019
Approval date: 18/11/2019
Date of Ceremony: -

Fee etc. sent: 20/11/2019
Invitation received: 26/11/2019
Date of Ceremony: 9/12/2019

Application Based On: 5 year residency Non-EU
Applied On: 26/07/2018
Acknowledgement letter dated: 03/08/2018
Second Stage Letter dated: 17/06/2019
Approval date: 18/11/2019
Date of Ceremony: -

Application Based On: 5 year residency Non-EU
Applied On: 26/07/2018
Acknowledgement letter dated: 03/08/2018
Second Stage Letter dated: 17/06/2019
Awaiting On Approval: -
Date of Ceremony: -

Weird. I just went to local Intreo office (in Dun Laoghaire) and got 2 copies of my statement within 5 minutes.
Well, by statement I mean a record of any payments I received from Social Welfare in the past 5 years.

chaoclive wrote: ↑

Wed May 30, 2018 9:23 pm

None of those.

You need to submit pictures with your passport application. The ones you send with the application to naturalize and those sent with the approval do not show up anywhere.

Thanks much for the reply, chaoclive!

I know this is a funny question, but which photos do go on the passport when applying for naturalisation?
The ones you originally submit with the application or the ones you submit after approval?

Hi everyone,

Please share your experience which additional documents did INIS ask from you after you've submitted your application for naturalisation? Especially in cases based on 5 year residency.

Regards,
Ayna.

Hi Ana, At the end did you apply for EU3? I am in same boat and wondering whats the best route. Actually, seems after 5 years one can only apply for EU3, not EU1: http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/moving_country/moving_to_ireland/rights_of_residence_in_ireland/residence_rights_of_family_members....

masterboy123 wrote: ↑

Sun May 20, 2018 12:27 pm

Hi Ana,

At the end did you apply for EU3? I am in same boat and wondering whats the best route.

Not yet. I won't have much time before the Stamp4 expiry cause of important business trips timeframes, most likely will go for EU1.

their is a member here names broli he will respond to you as well as he never misses a good topics lol :mrgreen: @Mal111 Thanks for recommendation, bored broli made the appearance :lol: I'm still looking into EU1 though, reading a lot EU3 takes longer than citizenship, while EU1 much simpler to app...

@broli yes in fact the if your actual stamp is still valid they may increase i still had 5 month from my EU4FAM they offered an extension to 9 months in total (8 month 2 weeks still no response though ). It will be quick if your case is easy and not messy like mine...(for exemple if you spouse worke...

apply for eu3 six months before the expiration of your current stamp considering your marriage is covering full five years. Mal111, thanks much for the detailed reply. Will proceed with both then, EU3 and Naturalisation. They seem to issue a temporary Stamp 4 if needed while waiting for EU3, so pro...

I'm soon 5 years in IE on Stamp4 EU-Fam, planning to apply for Naturalisation in July 2018. Current Stamp4 expires in December 2018. Do I have to apply for EU3 or EU1 when 5years is reached, and after that for Naturalisation? Or can I only apply for Naturalisation, and then just renew my Stamp4 2wee...