This is perfectly ok. There is no need to worry. With backlogs in the EU Treaty Rights Section, there are alot of people in your situation. It seems that there is a current delay of about 7/8 weeks for the applications to be initially processed which is the worst it's been for a long time.

Obie, Once a person meets the requirements of Permanent Residency (Form EU3), they are entitled to apply and recieve this permission. Whether they had stamp 4EUFam previously is irreleavnt. Once they are married at least 5 years to an EU citizen and that EU citizen is residing and working/studying i...

If you come to Ireland to your British father, you must show dependency on him.
Will you be attending college in Ireland. Are you currently dependent on him and can you evidence this?

The fact that the EU citizen is studying is the exercise of rights. Is the college course a university course?

Hello everyone... just curious as it says that you will aquire permanent residency once you have lived in an EU state for 5 years as EU spouse ... Can i apply for Permanent residency once my 5 years are completed or should i wait untill my stamp 4euf is valid... which is valid for 18 more months ev...

If you apply for the EU1 in Ireland and then decide to live in the UK, you should withdraw your EU1 application.

On another thread it was stated that the current backlog for initial applications is approximately 8 weeks. I guess the staff there need summer holidays too

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Its accompany spouse visa not EU1 application. Fsa contact solvit thats ridiculous, you should receive it within 4 weeks

My apologies, I thought they were referring to the residence card application. I concur with benfares and 11 weeks is madness

Robsters, have they not decided on your application by now. You've asked the same questions over and over agin for months. PRTB letters are not an essential requirement, just a request. Once bills are submitted and explained, that's fine

You can contact the section in immigration that deals with EU citizen child applications directly at eutreatyrights@justice.ie

6 months for final decision on the application under the directive and it usually takes about this long. 4 weeks is when they write back to you to acknowledge your application and usually give a temporary stamp for 6 months. Is it 11 weeks since you submitted your EU1 application form? Have you got ...

Hi gorgeous,

Just an email is perfect to eutreatyrights@justice.ie
It is highly unlikely that they would then ask you to send in proof of the new address.

Yes,they r financially dependant on eu national and their spouse, and have a proof of money transfers for 3 years, on the monthly basis, like 500 euro every month .And they have other children but they r not financially able to afford thwm.thanks In my opinion, this would be strong evidence of depe...

Hi, There are a few options open to you so there is no need to worry :-) As the EU citizen is still in the State and exercising rights, you still have a right to be in the State. When did you marry your sposue? When did you come to Ireland originally? Do you have evidence of your spouse working in t...

Hi,

The evidence od sufficient resources is not offically required under the Directive but helps your application.
If you are in a full time course in a University, this is suffient for execercising your EU Treaty Rights in the State.

Regards,

Leinster Immigration

Hi,

Does your sister have full custody of the child? Enought to bring her child with her to live in Ireland?

Regards,

Leinster immigration

Hi, The process is quite straight forward. Once you are both in Ireland, you can apply for 'EU Treaty Rights' using an EU1 application form. Once you (the EU citizen) are working or studying in the State and you are both residing in the State, you will most likely be successful in your application. ...

Ok,

Please confirm some details.
Are they medically/financially dependent on the EU citizen. Is there evidence of this dependency ongoing for a period of
a few years? Do they parents have other family in their home country or is their child in Ireland their only child?

The best people to ask for exact answers on this are the following section and email address:

Spouse of Irish National - INISsinu@justice.ie

Yes, its possible but there are many issues to be analysed firstly.

Are they medically/financially dependent on the EU citizen. Is there evidence of this dependency etc.
You can contact me directly at the email address below if you like.

Regards,

Yes,

What would you like to know? You can email me at the address below for information also.

You have to keep sending payslip monthly until the last month. It's up to you to keep them informed about ur situation. If u don't send anything they will assume u are no longer working This is not true. You do not need to send payslips every month until you get a decision. Applicants doing this ac...

It's not a problem. You have an EU Treaty Rights application ongoing and so deportation is not an issue.

Hi,

Your next step after arriving in Ireland, would be to apply for EU Treaty Rights based on the EU citizen. If you have any queries, you can message me here or at the email address below

I am not wrong. For example, if the EU citizen does not work at all but the applicant (non-EU citizen) is the main earner, an application may be approved. This might happen if the EU citizen is female and chooses to not work but stay at home with the children. So there are circumstances where the em...