Hi all, Hope someone can clarify the following please I am looking to apply for citizenship on the basis of 5 year residency as a British Citizen My current passport is valid from 2019 onwards My 5 year period is 2018 -2022 This means current passport cover only 4 years of the residency My question ...

shpirtshqipe wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 20, 2022 9:46 am

Hi all,

Does anyone know for a fact if Ireland and UK allow triple citizenship?

Thanks

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 20, 2022 9:49 am

Both do.

Great. Thanks for quick response

Hi all,

Does anyone know for a fact if Ireland and UK allow triple citizenship?

Thanks

Dependent relative Application
Applied: October 2021
E-Vetting: October 2022

Thanks

You should’ve automatically received a letter from PRTB once the landlord registered your name with the scheme. So either the landlord hasn’t registered you or the letter was never sent. There’s no harm you contacting them to see if you’re in the register but of course asking the landlord directly w...

mentalmind wrote: ↑

Thu May 12, 2022 10:53 am

Applicant from November 2021 got acknowledgement letter so I really wonder if it's in chronological order or if there is a different system.

I doubt is chronological because I’ve applied in October 2021 and am yet to receive an acknowledgement letter. Who knows might be in the post today…not

Is there a need/requirement to send latest IRP card to ISD after renewal with same conditions and just extended dates? I still didn't get acknowledgement letter so I don't know my application id or person id. Don’t hold your breath getting a formal acknowledgement response from INIS anytime soon. I...

I am busy with mine today and pulling my hair out 😖 We have lived in 2 rentals and it’s always come off my husband’s bank, I don’t earn as much, , and now I saved all my banks statements but never needed his. So how do I send proof of payment. Same story with gas and electricity, off his bank. And ...

Please, shpirtshqipe, see the below text for your perusal, copied and pasted from the 'New Scorecard approach is foolish' thread, pg 2, where you go on to make a point to me on how everyone is entitled to their opinion. I assume that it is common knowledge that 'everyone' would include every person...

I doubt any bank provides it that way. I am just confused that they essentially have the same thing twice (6 months of bank statement and 6 months of credit card statement ) that each give you 50 points The Current Account is minimal proof of evidence required and when fulfilled awards 50 points. O...

Perhaps someone could clarify their interpretation of what's required under a Rent agreement registered with the local authority / AHB / PTB please as part of this scoreboard system. Would a simple rental agreement cosigned by you and the management company do in this case? If so how can one show t...

For the sake of those following the thread, the particular quote does not mention if the new scorecard approach that will be used will apply to just new applications (from 1t January 2022 onwards), or all applications that are on hand in the department. It just says that the approach will be differ...

Quote from the link I sent you “From January, my department will be moving to a scorecard approach, which will bring added clarity regarding what information applicants will be required to provide to establish their identity and residency. In particular, for doctors who are employed in the HSE or in...

Well I think that the issue here is that applicants are not sure whether their application will be judged by the 2021 and before criteria, or the 2022 criteria with the scorecard. Nowhere in the announcement is it actually written that ''Only applications received from January 2022 onwards will be ...

Only applications received from January 2022 onwards will be processed based on the new scorecard system so there’s no need to be anxious.

https://www.irishimmigration.ie/scoreca ... uary-2022/

Nala2021 everyone is entitled to an opinion whether they are pro or against the current citizenship system. Bringing different points of view is vital so that other people whom are about to embark on the journey of citizenship or thinking of migrating to Ireland have an informed choice. Personally t...

What people are forgetting or ignoring here is that a lot of highly skilled workers pay a lot of taxes (plus the citizenship process value) waiting for this citizenship. I am non-EU and could have chosen any other country to move to but decided on Ireland because it would be easier to get citizensh...

Sorry breakfast, I don't have patience to read all of your nonsense. If State wants to check if I am continuous residence in Ireland, they can simply check my records of entry & exit of country. Period. First of all you are rude for not taking the time to read the other person’s point of view even ...

Can you immagine for one second that INIS will do all the hard work of chasing the above mentioned agencies or chasing the landlord of 5 years ago for example or chasing the person you are house sharing etc etc etc? So what’s implied here is that we simply complete an application form with minimal I...

The following is a long read but has most or all the information your friend would need. http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Family%20Reunification%20Policy%20Document.pdf/Files/Family%20Reunification%20Policy%20Document.pdf Thanks I will give it a read but I was hoping for a “nuts and bolts” explanatio...

Hi all Asking for a friend and was hoping senior members can give some guidance please in light of UK coming out of the EU Friend has British Citizenship who lives in Ireland and wants to marry non EU partner. The plan is to bring partner over and live in Ireland. 1. Does British citizenship makes i...

Expect up to 2 months waiting.
You’ll get a No Caller ID to confirm your address to return your passport.
No letter/email notification until such time that you get the call

All the best

Hi I suspect your application will be forwarded to Dublin To give you an idea although Pre-Covid Applied for C visa (for parent) which was issued within 2 weeks of embassy receiving application meaning it was processed in Greece. In another case (student visa) the application was forwarded to Dublin...

Through EUFAM4 you will need mostly your partner's documents. They wont accept or give you citizenship if he or she left the country. Most likely you will need to wait another 5 years through Work permit. I suggest you to consult to a solicitor if you want to get citizenship but I think it is very ...

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