Write to the GNIB office in Dublin requesting for your period of reckonable residence. You’ll get it in a week or two at the most and you can use those dates for the residency calculator.

mmsa wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 27, 2019 7:23 pm

This department is a mess, say one thing then do another. Im sure they said one was due early 2020

What they mean by ‘several ceremonies’ is having two or three ceremonies on the same day- the 10-ish am batch = 1st ceremony and the 1-2ish pm = 2nd ceremony.

This department is a mess, say one thing then do another. Im sure they said one was due early 2020 Spring can be considered early in the year if it is March or Maybe they meant spring by Celtic Calendar, then it can be in February. ;) :) I spoke to a lovely lady from the helpline who said the next ...

Yes. Very ambitious and could be interpreted either way. My original stance still holds.

Well.. he clearly resides in Ireland as he is with his parents and studies here but is away during the summer. One can argue either way but lets not forget RJ- the Aussie who was away for approx 3 months (100 days a year) worked here but spent all that time away as he is in academia and would thus b...

I read the article below in Irish times. I think that means the next ceremony will be early next year. "More than 2,000 people are due to be sworn in as Irish citizens in Killarney, Co Kerry next Monday and thousands more are expected to receive citizenship in the first two months of next year foll...

.oO (UPDATE) Oo. Application Based On: 6.5 years residence, Non-EU Stamps 1 & 4. Applied On: 24/06/2019 Application received On: 25/06/2019 (AnPost tracking) Acknowledgement + Passport returned: 25/06/2019 Fee receipt + Reference Number: 14/10/2019 Second Letter: 05/12/2019 Awaiting On Approval: Pe...

southcal wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 30, 2019 2:11 pm

Bealtaine wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 29, 2019 10:11 pm

Can’t seem to find it online- do you know the details surrounding the case? How odd!

https://www.irishlegal.com/article/mini ... successful

Thank you so much!

I would send them a letter with a copy of the council letter.

southcal wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 29, 2019 9:50 pm

Not really, there was a case where a person was denied even after swearing the oath but before receiving the certificate (at that time you would get it later).

He brought it to court and lost.

Can’t seem to find it online- do you know the details surrounding the case? How odd!

You need to get to the nearest GNIB office and explain this to them. They might be able to provide you with a letter of some sort.

Thank you :) Just wondering why some as more straightforward than others but I don’t think we have the answer to that.. :) Wish I could get insider info on what actually goes on! A friend of mine actually told me to stop obsessing over the whole thing and to just chill- unnecessary anxiety and timel...

I’ve never experienced that but wouldn’t worry littlerr mentioned.. I’d actually give them a call and sheepishly ask if they’ve received the docs. :P Apologies Iva. I don’t mean to side-track or deviate from your query.. You mentioned police clearance certificates- did you move away from Ireland for...

Thank you so much. Didn’t realise it was the norm.. went into existential angst! I don’t get what other agencies they need to contact at the initial stage to issue them a second stage letter quick enough when I’ve submitted what they want and more.. but hey.. glad to know its not as though its sitti...

Hey there, Apologies for starting a thread on this but I had absolutely no idea as to where I could actually post this. As mentioned previously when sharing my timeline, I got the following message at the bottom of the letter containing the reference number and receipt of payment: “IMPORTANT NOTE: Y...

I was advised by Inis over the phone on tuesday that there will be a few ceremonies early next year which is slightly different to every other year! Interesting.. they must be trying to clear the backlog! The 19,000+ waiting was highlighted in the news and it isn’t good publicity at all. I applied ...

If Father have received Approval Letter but expecting the Invitation and ceremony, In this situation Should I wait for the full process to finish till getting the passport? before Applying for my children Citizenship or I can start the process to apply for children Naturalisation? and same things f...

Oo la la! What a treat! Thank you so much for the fabulous stats!
Congrats on your approval xx
Hope to be in line next

Taken from: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/citizenship-ceremonies Next ceremony Further ceremonies are due to take place during 2019 at the Killarney Convention Centre, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Prior to the judgement, it merely mentioned further ceremonies were planned and didn’t mention the conv...

Nope no approval letters since stopping the ceremony. Everything was in limbo. Some were in the final stage however would only be given an approval once everything was sorted. Some had already received their approvals and had submitted their GNIBs + paid the final fee and submitted photos. Everythin...

Do anyone predict what will be the decision tomorrow? Do we get any ceremony in December? There will have to be a ceremony in December.. The bag log is otherwise something they wouldn’t be able to deal with - especially when there are only 60-odd case workers. I unfortunately do not think Ireland w...

Can’t seem to edit it.

I meant perpetual repetition.

The way he went on about ‘this term’, I wonder if he meant prior to the Summer recess of 2020.. I’m hoping to hear a judgement in a week or two but if there is none by the end of the year, everything is going to drag on.

Argh.. perpetual reputation is utterly horrible. Humorous way to inculcate patience though..

Thanks for the updates Aneel.

Subjudice.. just hope it works out in our favour.

ireland/citizenship-application-process ... 73543.html

Pretty interesting!