Hi all, Hope people can help out a friend of mine. I have a non-EU friend who has moved to Ireland on an English Course Stamp 2. A lot of things happened. He came to Ireland and COVID came. He had to go back home as her mother died with COVID, then returned all legally. Now he's illegal. He loves ...
Hi All, My sisters husband took their two kids age 11 & 9 from the Caribbean to Ireland. They’ve divorced and she’s moved to the uk but Irish court has granted the ex-husband guardianship right. She’s frustrated because she can’t train her children with motherly love and companionship. She lives in ...
Thanks for all the answers. I still unsure how to proceed tbh. I've been contacting a lot of places. I even contacted the embassy of Ireland in Brazil where the mother of my daughter is from and lives, and they said she could just get someone from the professions list and get it to sign and send it ...
Hope this link helps https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/birth-family-relationships/married-couples/guardianship-status-of-fathers/#:~:text=A%20father%20appointed%20as%20guardian,is%20normally%20guardian%20for%20life. Thanks mate. I'm afraid this doesn't help me though :( It's a very specific ...
Hi all, Hope all are doing well. I was wondering if someone would know about father guardianship. I got my Irish citizenship, and now my daughter also has through me. I am about to request her passport but I got into a funny situation. For the passport it requires guardianship signature. My case is ...
Hi all, A little on a parallel topic here, but I heard from a colleague that once you get the certificate, and want to take the passport you need to go in person to change the nationality of your PPS. Now, I can only see that you must verify your identity at Garda for the first application. Didn't ...
Hi folks, I have a bit of an odd situation which I hope someone can help me with. I am a non EU national who has a work visa and a couple of months to complete the reckonable 5 years required to apply for Citizenship in Ireland. My wife and children (daughter and step-daughter on their teens) are ...
No. Stamp is the your only proof. You were still considered a student if you were working under the Stamp 2. Work permit letters don't mean anything. They are just a permit that allows you to work within a certain date range. I get ye. They should accept it. In the end, it's still a government ...
Hi guys, I am wondering if someone have a situation similar to mine. I am a Non-EEA national working in Ireland for a while. I arrived in Ireland with a student visa and started working as a part-timer. I got my critical-skills permit beginning of June. However at the time INIS had still the ticket ...
