Your solicitor can request INIS to provide any evidence they have to conclude your wife was residing outside Ireland (freedom of information). Probably it would be something from the embassy of her country of origin.
In my case I had provided several affidavits from my wife but INIS disregarded those.
By income tax do you mean you were self employed? In that case I suppose you can submit any official documents showing you paid tax in those years. You might be able to get those from your accountant or ROS.
Although I had submitted the exam transcripts in my case, I think relevant degree should be enough to submit the application. The more important thing in my view would be the job offer details and whether your degree / experience matches one of the critical skills criteria.
When you got the intention to deport you should have applied for the humanitarian leave to remain under section 3 of immigration act. The other "leave to remain" application is under section 4, it can be applied with the section 3 application but is usually only sucessful while you have a valid perm...
After your review was refused you should have received a section 3 notice (provided there are no other applications pending). If not then best to talk to solicitor on this. They might request the relevant department to allow you to apply for humanitarian leave to remain.
Depends on your circumstances. In my case I had changed my stamp to stamp 4 EU FAM in the past which had been revoked so when I applied for the student scheme they told me to be successful your stamp should not have changed from 2 to 4 etc. If you don't have any other permission to remain in Ireland...
While you are waiting for the outcome of an immigration application and while INIS is aware of your presence, you should be fine and it won't impact on your work permit application or return. Just make sure to retain the copies of all such communication with INIS as evidence that you were in touch w...
I had applied in October 2018, refused in March 2019, applied review in March 2019, review rejected in end of June 2019. INIS finance team contacted me in July 2019, I submitted the refund form on July 2019 and I received the refund on end of September 2019.
1. As for naturalisation in a different country I don't know how you can apply while being present in Ireland (required for humanitarian leave application). For this you might need to confirm with a solicitor. 2. If your wife returns you will first need to re-apply EU rights (stamp 4 EU FAM), showin...
I think any period that is not covered by employment should be covered by;
1-study (with private insurance for both of you)
2-self-employment (with private insurance for both of you)
3-living with sufficient resources (with private insurance for both of you)
In my view divorcing now will not give you any benefit as when your wife left the country your rights ceased immediately. If you had divorced before she left the country, things would have been different. I would say you should meet with a solicitor to review your options. You also need to consider ...
Hi,
Best thing to do at the moment is to email DBEI's employment permits section with the question. They will reply within a few days if it is mandatory or not.
It seems you have following options; 1. Maybe your company can do the labour market test (advertise the job etc.). They can specify requirements of knowledge and skills that you possess to narrow down the job specs. Although even if that is done you'd still need to get a temporary permission to appl...
Entry in the state : Nov 2006 / Student
Brief immigration history : married to Eu citizen- stamp4 EUFAM revoked
Application submitted : Feb 2018
Outcome : August 2019 Granted temporary stamp 1 (6 months) to apply critical skills work permit
Did your employment, pay and qualifications etc. meet all necessary criteria for a critical skills permit? Usually this permit refusal means the job / qualifications aren't listed in the critical skills employment list published by the department. I am not 100% sure if holders of stamp 1G are requir...
@finalversion_2k; The main confusion is that I have given the HR person's name in the "contact person for queries" while the form has been signed by manager at the direction of HR person. I think it should have been one person and not two... although I asked a solicitor and they said that is no issu...
Hi, I held Stamp4EU FAM previously and secured an employment and kept working after the permission was revoked and I had kept the minister of justice informed of this all the time and INIS gave me the temporary permission stamp 1 to apply for a work permit and said I am entitled to work while waitin...
@kupuser : In some Mid-Level companies one person can hold multiple positions, so if that's the case your manager can sign the letter. but it looks strange Manager is offering work permit without informing HR, the company where I work here Manage inform the HR that I need that employee and rest of ...
Hi I filled in the critical skills work permit application form and in part one disclosed the contact details of relevant HR person who can deal with any queries arising from this application. But when it comes to signing the form can my manager sign it on behalf of the company (the person making th...
