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Thanks very much for the reply. I did book an appointment in 1st week of Oct as there is no earlier appointment available but I was worried what if I will submit my previous GNIB card and I receive an approval then what will I do if I didn’t receive new GNIB card. I really don’t want to miss the Ceremony if I get approved.fuzzbizz wrote: ↑Thu Sep 12, 2019 8:22 amhttp://www.inis.gov.ie/ says they will be sending letters with 4 weeks' notice, and the Dail hasn't even sat yet, so I'd say October is really optimistic.
If I were you, I'd schedule the appointment for just before the GNIB card expires and if in fact the ceremony is before that, you can cancel.
I was told on phone that there are no charges for it.
Thanks littler. I was wondering the temporary extension will be in written form or card? And will it be acceptable by INIS as on approval they ask for validate GNIB card?littlerr wrote: ↑Thu Sep 12, 2019 11:13 amA short temporary extension (up to 3 months) is usually free. You can even try walk-in (if you have a valid genuine reason). The counter staff are normally quite generous about giving tickets away. I did it two years ago. My fiancée did it once last year and once this year. All without appointments. Just explain the situation to them, and if you are nice enough they will give you a ticket right away.
Hijuzmoraes wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2019 7:38 amHi,
I am more or less in the same situation.
If you want to try to book an appointment earlier they release every day between 2:00 pm and 02:30 pm new appointments date. Yesterday they released to the 14th and 15th of September. But, in 15 min it was finished. So, you need to be sharp.