Application Based On: 5-year residency UK citizen Applied Date: 11/10/2023 (using the paper system not online) Application received Date: 12/10/2023 Acknowledgement Date: 16/01/2024 Vetting invitation form (NVB1) received/returned: 08/02/2024, completed and sent 10/02/2024 eVetting link received: P...

Application Based On: 5-year residency UK citizen Applied Date: 11/10/2023 (using the paper system not online) Application received Date: 12/10 Acknowledgement Date: Pending Vetting invitation form (NVB1) received/returned: Pending eVetting link received: Pending Approval: Pending Date of Ceremony:...

Application Based On: 5-year residency UK citizen Applied Date: 11/10/2023 (using the paper system not online) Application received Date: 12/10 Acknowledgement Date: Pending Vetting invitation form (NVB1) received/returned: Pending eVetting link received: Pending Approval: Pending Date of Ceremony: ...

Online application: 08/11/2023
Documents posted: 10/11/2023
Documents delivered:
Documents received:
Status changed to processing:
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Passport received:
Original documents received:

Does anybody know if it's allowed to go with a newborn (1 month old)? The invitation says to not bring children. My wife is my adult guest, so we don't have any other option to bring our newborn. Anyone has heard if that's allowed?

What happens with the 6 weeks rule? Does it apply to British citizens? It applies to everyone who wants to be naturalized, yes. In the form, that's only enclosed under "2. If you are a non‐EU citizen making a standard application based on having 5 years residence:". Sorry we misread. We look at the...

Hi all, I have a friend who wants to apply for naturalisation. He has been in the country for more than 5 years. He is British and, given that the UK is out of the EU, we find it hard to understand what the actual requisites are as the form says "this does not apply to EU/EEA citizens" (UK is a form...

Application Based On: 5-year Non-EU Stamp 1 & 4 Applied Date: 09/02/2022 - posted Application received Date: 10/02/2022 - delivered Acknowledgement Date: Pending Second Letter: Pending Approval: Pending Date of Ceremony: Pending Application Based On: 5-year Non-EU Stamp 1 & 4 Applied Date: 09/02/20...

Here's some info http://www.immigrationboards.com/irelan ... 24541.html

This way they don't need to find an excuse why the current arcaic process takes so long. They just added at most 6 months while, at the same time, they expect to bring the whole process down to 6-9 months. Same will happen to the passport processing time, they are creating a huge bottleneck to an al...

Dublin - 7 working days after approval email.

Online application: 28 November 2021 Documents posted: 27 January 2022 Status changed to processing (verifying documents): 3 February 2022 Status changed to processing: 15 March 2022 Status changed to printing: 27 March 2022 Status changed to dispatched: 28 March 2022 Estimated issue date: 1 April ...

Online application: 28 November 2021 Documents posted: 27 January 2022 Status changed to processing (verifying documents): 3 February 2022 Status changed to processing: 15 March 2022 Status changed to printing: N/A Status changed to dispatched: N/A Estimated issue date: 1 April 2022 This is an appli...

Application Based On: 5-year Non-EU Stamp 1 & 4
Applied Date: 09/02/2022 - posted
Application received Date: 10/02/2022 - delivered
Acknowledgement Date: Pending
Second Letter: Pending
Approval: Pending
Date of Ceremony: Pending

My wife (British citizen) and me (non-EU) were looking at the spouse visa. We have been living together for 5 years in Ireland and we got married a year ago. Would it be possible to apply for the spouse visa from both outside the UK (without my wife going back to the UK)? Would it be enough to meet ...

https://www.irishimmigration.ie/registering-your-immigration-permission/how-to-renew-your-current-permission/registration-renewal-dublin/ Please note that the current processing time is approximately 9 to 10 working weeks. The whole system is crazy. You can't register for a renewal more than a mont...

I sent emails to 50 solicitors in Dublin. Best offer I got from a few was 100€ for 2 passports (35 pages). Most of them quote me 200€

Not to mention that original passport on it's own will give you 150 points right away according to the table on the page 18 of the form for adults. I think full color stamped copy will give you 150 as well since they don't have a separate table for this? They better be as I just certified them :twi...

I think he is referring to having the address in old P60s; mine doesn't have it either. I had the same query but never found anything related to it. For example, the Employment Details Summary now has the address on it.

Can anybody please change my flag to Ireland?

Yes, at this point it could be problematic to send the original passport as it seems they don't want to deal with all the administrative task of sending it back (what if it get lost or something, getting emergency queries to return it in a pandemia, etc), they probably want to get rid of that respon...

That’s the new requirement. Proper madness to be honest. I guess it depends on the prospective. Some people may be willing to pay that amount of money to have their passports by their side at all times; others would prefer to just send their passports away for a few months: Most solicitors have not...

Hi all, The new requirement says the following "Then stamp and initial all of the colour copy pages (All pages to be photocopied, even if blank) and provide a short letter confirming that the colour copy pages are a true copy of the applicant’s passport and that the passport is that of the applicant...

At least for me this point system makes things more difficult. Lots of documents I used as proof of residency is not in this list (internet bills, letters related to my Stamp 1 and 4...). I don't have a car, credit card, gas supplier, medical insurance, never been to a doctor here... They still poi...