Citizenship application as a company director

I have a full-time job and I currently holding Stamp 4. I registered a private company in Ireland two years ago to work on my side-project/startup ideas. I'm applying for Irish Citizenship based on the 5 years rule and my full-time job is my main source of income but I also noticed that in the form it says whether I'm the Director of a company or not.

I'm not sure if I need to mention the fact that I'm a company director in addition to my main full-time job?

Tick boxes "Employed" and "Other" in 9.1 and explain your second employment in 9.2

Vorona wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 03, 2021 2:58 pm

Tick boxes "Employed" and "Other" in 9.1 and explain your second employment in 9.2

Thanks. One more question, I haven't received any salary from the second company (no payslips, payments, etc). Do I still need to mention it in the form?

It doesn't matter. You need to give details of your employment in your application.
Any additional details related to your employment (and/or anything else) that you wish to clarify must be explained on a separate sheet and attached to the form.

Make sure you fill your directorship details as this info will be available on cro regardless of any business income or not

Got it. Thanks folks.

My understanding about the "Means of support" section is where you get money from (i.e how you pay your bills?). I asked my solicitor as well and they mentioned you don't need to include it if you haven't been paid through the company but I just wanted to know what you guys think about this section as well.