Received a letter dated 18 June asking me for Subject Access Form (DAT1) from PSNI, applied for it the day after I received letter (PSNI no longer charge) I received my Criminal Record Check from PSNI yesterday (26 July) and I'm sending it to Tipperary today. Received a letter dated 09/06/19, almos...

Based on : 12 years marriage to an Irish citizen + 23 years residency in N.I. Applied on: 17.05.2018 Acknowledgement: 21.05.2018 Royal Mail tracking international Second Letter: waiting Approval: waiting ceremony date : waiting Received a letter dated 18 June asking me for Subject Access Form (DAT1...

Based on : 12 years marriage to an Irish citizen + 23 years residency in N.I. Applied on: 17.05.2018 Acknowledgement: 21.05.2018 Royal Mail tracking international Second Letter: waiting Approval: waiting ceremony date : waiting Received a letter dated 18 June asking me for Subject Access Form (DAT1...

Usually 3 large and maybe 1 or 2 smaller "filler" ceremonies, the info page originally had 2 more cermonies for this year (in Sept and December) but I can't see the dates anymore according.

You're overthinking it, they give you a list of what's acceptable with the application form and it looks like you have enough, if you don't they'll ask for more.

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Sat Jul 27, 2019 10:23 am

That's just it though - is the evidence that I just listed not "poor" evidence. Which may cast some doubt over the application.

One other thing that you're forgetting which shows the legitimacy of your marriage is your daughter.

I think you'll be fine with the evidence you have, I don't know that an MLA will make any difference with completing the application, you'll need a solicitor to verify your documents/witness but you may as well complete the application yourself as they're fairly straight forward as long as your read...

Sorry trying not to be pedantic but if you have the evidence they request now, you may as well apply now so the criteria doesn't change in the interim

You only need 3 forms of ID per year (+ your marriage certificates/birth certificates etc). Form 8, part 4 http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/form-CTZ ... m-CTZ3.pdf shows what's required, if you've not given enough evidence they'll ask for more, *meerkat* simples

Hi I applied May 2018 from N.Ireland as the spouse of a citizen and seem to be getting closer to the end, one of the things I was told I could supply would be bank statements that show purchases in the town I reside in highlighted. I would apply now tbh, is there any particular reason why you want t...

Based on : 12 years marriage to an Irish citizen + 23 years residency in N.I. Applied on: 17.05.2018 Acknowledgement: 21.05.2018 Royal Mail tracking international Second Letter: waiting Approval: waiting ceremony date : waiting Received a letter dated 18 June asking me for Subject Access Form (DAT1...

This ruling is kinda confusing for me as I've applied from NI so outside of ROI but still on the island of Ireland, does that count as abroad now?

From the INIS citizenship homepage today: Notice 1 | Statement from Minister Flanagan on High Court Citizenship judgment 18 July 2019 Speaking from Helsinki, where he is attending a meeting of EU Home Affairs Ministers, the Minister for Justice and Equality, Charlie Flanagan TD, has addressed the re...

Based on : 12 years marriage to an Irish citizen + 23 years residency in N.I. Applied on: 17.05.2018 Acknowledgement: 21.05.2018 Royal Mail tracking international Second Letter: waiting Approval: waiting ceremony date : waiting Received a letter dated 18 June asking me for Subject Access Form (DAT1...

I'm at 13.5 months now, they said six months when I applied also, I'e been married for 13 years and living in Ireland 25 years this month, but then again someone else (on the 2018 timeline thread) said they applied late 2018 and got thru for the June ceremony, so /shrug I think you’ve gotten mixed ...

I'm at 13.5 months now, they said six months when I applied also, I'e been married for 13 years and living in Ireland 25 years this month, but then again someone else (on the 2018 timeline thread) said they applied late 2018 and got thru for the June ceremony, so /shrug

Based on : 12 years marriage to an Irish citizen + 23 years residency in N.I. Applied on: 17.05.2018 Acknowledgement: 21.05.2018 Royal Mail tracking international Second Letter: waiting Approval: waiting ceremony date : waiting Received a letter dated 18 June asking me for Subject Access Form (DAT1...

Based on : 12 years marriage to an Irish citizen + 23 years residency in N.I. Applied on: 17.05.2018 Acknowledgement: 21.05.2018 Royal Mail tracking international Second Letter: waiting Approval: waiting ceremony date : waiting Now 13 years of marriage and I just got this reply after I sent an emai...

My husband and I are in the north, he's on long term disability and I receive carer's allowance on his behalf, this isn't the dole, it's disability payment and when I put my application in I just ticked the box and wrote what he received on the form, I also have long term residency in NI. Good luck

Based on : 12 years marriage to an Irish citizen + 23 years residency in N.I. Applied on: 17.05.2018 Acknowledgement: 21.05.2018 Royal Mail tracking international Second Letter: waiting Approval: waiting ceremony date : waiting Received a letter dated 18 June asking me for Subject Access Form (DAT1...

Based on : 12 years marriage to an Irish citizen + 23 years residency in N.I.
Applied on: 17.05.2018
Acknowledgement: 21.05.2018 Royal Mail tracking international
Second Letter: waiting
Approval: waiting
ceremony date : waiting