Applied for FBR based on Irish born grandparents (used grandfather), both of whom were born in 1891 and emigrated to USA in 1911 (on the Lusitania...!!!)... Timeline was as follows: Dec 2017 document gathering and application completed with photos and witness signatures Jan 09 2018 completed and ...

Be careful. There are 3 types of documents 1) birth, marriage, death, all need to come from civil authorities with their watermark/chop/seal/etc. NO COPIES ALLOWED 2) your/your parent/your grandparent photo ID like passport is a copy that needs to be notarized 3) utilities, bank statement, and stuff ...

IT'S A GREAT DAY FOR THE IRISH....!!! I am officially Irish now My timeline: started document gathering second week of December and took 3 weeks to pull it all together. completed and sent in application and fee charged to cc January 8 documents sent and tracked and received in Dublin January 12 I ...

Can you post the language used? I am trying to learn what the various phrases may signify. Did you ask for a status? Or did this "advanced stage" status come unsolicited? Post your timeline; how long after they got your documents/application did you move to ""advanced stage""?

Anyone have experience with the ""final approval"" language used in this reply from FBR person? Does this mean my application is all in order and just needs final check and sign off? ============== Dear Mr applicant, Thank you for your email, I have reviewed our records and I can confirm your ...