To the guys that received the letters, Can you tell us when you applied and on what basis please? My spouse applied in 2008 as a spouse of Irish Citizen. After almost 4 yrs we received this letter. it is very unusuall to receive these letters or may be it is new policy by them .next year we will se...
Hi guys, Just want to let you know my husbands spouse of Irish national application was approved today after waiting 9 months and 5 days. All we need to do now is go to GNIB tomorrow and get his GNIB card and stamp :) Thank you to everyone who supported us on this forum through our lengthy immigrat...
my question is that if uk can process this application in 3 months and other countries aswell why not ireland,why why why ,r we laaaaazy or what???? It has been argued here in length, please read here if you have time. I will say excellent bedtime read... http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic....
i congratulate mr minister for the his great efforts in clearing the backlog but we must say that there is no rights for immigrants in the irish constitution and foreign people who worked hard in the good years and contribute to the irish booming were forgotten until new government took over. also ...
It absolutely does make a huge difference. If the parents were naturalised and werent born in Ireland then the child that will be born in India is not automatically Irish, hence they cannot just wals into the Irish Embassy and apply for passport. Firstly the child will have to be put on the Foreign...
I did not contest it, i paid the Fine the same day i got the letter in the post. Would this still affect my application if i fill in NO? on the form? When garda checks are done this thing will appear on your record on their pulse system which garda use to make reports. I suggest to write in the for...
If you have joint bank account and relationship since 2010 + a child together how come you are still on student visa. I suggest to change it and apply as a family member of EU citizen. You will be allowed to work full-time and pay EU fees for studies. As far as travelling to Ireland is concerned you...
Just pop in to the immigration counter with your Irish spouse along with your relevant documents. I don't think there will be any issues renewing early. You get your stamp and GNIB card the same day although to get re-entry visa you have to either post or go into GNIB re-entry office to get it.
Fines for penalty points/not wearing belts etc do arrive at home addresses if you are either stopped by Gardai or caught by gatso van which you pay within 28 days time (if you accept the charge). If paid within 28 days its fine if you don't pay or contest the charge then it goes to the court.
Greetings Forum, i apologize for bothering with this question today. i work in Ireland, I am from Italy, but my girl friend is from Bulgaria, we are not married, but we live together since 2 years, we understand that she can life and reside in Ireland without any visa, but for work we have some con...
Is there a point to this post? It's a bit strong for a first post. Many people come on here with some questions and get some help. I struggle to see the point here. Welcome to the Irish forum. That's how things go here unlike the EU and other sections of the board where you get answers to questions...
Your wife can apply for EEA Fam permit as she is spouse of Irish (EU) citizen. Applications are made online and it is free of cost. Drawback of an EEA Fam permit is that EEA national has to be travelling with their non-EEA spouse or the non-EEA spouse is going to join them to the destination country...
The DoJ's requirement on this is very vague. But if you take their word for it it said married to an "Irish citizen" for no less than 3 years and at no point it goes in details regarding naturalised citizens etc. My take on this is once your spouse is Irish and you are married you are classed as Iri...
Conviction would've been if you were served that speeding notice and didn't pay or contested that charge in the court and found guilty/not guilty. At present its a speeding ticket which you duly paid and have points on your license for around three years so imho you are fine, but there has been stor...
This is long time coming and good one. I am a bit surprised that it was Justice Cook who gave that ruling (as he is considered to be a wee bit pro DoJ). Hope it don't get taken to the Supreme Court by DoJ (although don't see a reason why) as it might according to their interpretation open floodgates.
1) If we get married before she gets her Irish Passport (as I said we don’t have any updates on her passport application status), what Visa/Stamp type will I get? Is it Stamp 4 same as hers? Or just a Spousal Visa without Work Visa. You will get stamp 1. http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Renewal...
i think this is so that to show that your spouse as your dependant, has access to the funds that you hold. if you have a bank account and she has access to that bank account, that shows that she is your dependant, and you support her... that would be my thinking... Very valid point. But it can be e...
Have you taken an immigration solicitor advise here? The way i see it is they are putting you on the long finger and insisting to show UK documentation rather than Ghanian (for simple reason forgery etc etc). Get the solicitor to send them warning first and foremost that this will be going to the co...
Only employer or law enforcement agencies can get a garda vetting form and they can contact the above department. We as a general public can't apply for garda vetting and can't go to the office Although as a general public under FOI any one can apply to see any records the guards have regarding the...
First this is a really good forum. I am going to apply Irish Citizenship shortly by naturalization, based on 5-year residence. I have a question about P60 P21: On the Form 8, it says: "Copy of your current P21 or P60 statement from the revenue commissioners if you are in employment." My understandi...
I worked for a company as a casual employee for 2 months but 2 weeks ago my HR decided to issue me with a full time 39 hrs contract ... I signed contract on 9 jan 2012 but since then it has been 2 weeks but i didn't get work .... I called my HR few times and he told me to wait for my rkster ..... I...
Interesting, would you know the name of this particular case or link to it? Hadn't realised that Brophy Solicitors had made a comment on it. http://brophysolicitorsimmigration.blogspot.com/2011/12/high-court-jugdement-in-naturalization.html They were obviously the solicitors on record. I've seen th...
