Hi all, Hope you all are well. Just another question here and we talked to our solicitor and there’s just some small things here and there we need to figure it out. So for applying a retention to stay with EUTR5, what I understand correctly is my EU spouse have to be in the state and exercising t ...
Hi all, Hope you all are well. Just another question here and we talked to our solicitor and there’s just some small things here and there we need to figure it out. So for applying a retention to stay with EUTR5, what I understand correctly is my EU spouse have to be in the state and exercising t ...
Hi all, Many thanks for your insight reply, very appreciate it. My partner most likely is going to go back to France in April or May, so think I’m just worrying that we won’t have enough time to do everything since the process of divorce is quite long in here. I’ll chat to my solicitor and work out t ...
Okay, scratch that - my advice is incorrect. My apologies. As you were there from 2019, I incorrectly assumed you got a permanent residence card -> can stay in Ireland in your own right (which is what EU3 refers to). But since you were on temporary stamp till 2021, not the case. As you're not yet ...
First of all, you need to notify ISD whenever you even stop living together, so be prepared. But your residence is not affected as you got a permanent residence approved. See https://www.immigrationboards.com/post1992682.html#p1992682 . Apply for citizenship as normal. Hi there, That’s good to know ...
Hi all, Hope yous are having a good Christmas!! Just having some questions regarding to naturalisation and my stamp actually. Basically me and my EU partner got married in sept 2019, but we have some different life plans so she’s going to go back to France next year, which means we won’t be living to ...
