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alhakeem

Thank you ssireland it is not that sensitive.

alhakeem

If the departent asked for additional documents like utility bills can they accept normal post delivery or should it be by registered one.

alhakeem

Captainf wrote: ↑
Sat Feb 22, 2020 12:54 am
.... After a long wait of 3 years n 3 months, finally I received my Approval Today... Its dated 18th February.. Asking to return GNIB in 10 days....Wishing everyone else best of luck.

Congratulations, did you take any steps pushed your application forward?

alhakeem

Blessings123 wrote: ↑
Wed Jan 29, 2020 4:03 pm
Hey guys. Just wondering the letter that they send asking for GNIB, 950euroe and photos, does that letter means that your citizenship application is already approved by the minister?

Yes!

alhakeem

Hey guys,... some good news here too. Got the approval letter finally after circa 3 years. Applied in April 2017, got second stage letter in Feb 2018 and approval letter now. Gonna submit fee + photos today. Best of luck to all others waiting... seems like they are cleaning some backlog now. Congra...

alhakeem

alhakeem wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 27, 2020 9:59 pm

CalvinKlien wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 27, 2020 8:34 pm
Application Date: Jan 2017
Approval received: 27th Jan 2020
Status: Spouse of Irish citizen
Submitted €950 + photographs+GNIB card
All the best everyone
Congratulations!Exactly 3 years.When is the letter dated.

alhakeem

CalvinKlien wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 27, 2020 8:34 pm
Application Date: Jan 2017
Approval received: 27th Jan 2020
Status: Spouse of Irish citizen
Submitted €950 + photographs+GNIB card
All the best everyone

Congratulations!Exactly 3 years.

alhakeem

Thanks. No didn't do anything except wait and send them the occasional email to ask for update on my case. Applied in september 2016, got my 2nd stage letter in april 2017. No communication after that till 2 days ago when I got the approval letter. So waiting as well can help, I applied Feb 2018 an...

alhakeem

freakish187 wrote: ↑
Sat Jan 25, 2020 12:31 pm
hi I applied in september 2016 and got my approval 2 days ago after a long long wait. best of luck to everyone.

Congratulations, did you start any recent steps that facilitated the process?Solicitor? Please share your experience.

alhakeem

Hello All, I got my approval letter today dated 21st January 2020. Asking for 1.950 euro fee 2.IRP Valid 3.Passport size picture application applied on 2017 March. All the best to people who are still waiting Regards, C Congratulations, at last you a big relief, hppy for you, did you fasten it in a...

alhakeem

Is there anybody received the invitation. I have already got my approval 19/11 but they didn't invite me last December. It was fully booked. Is there anybody here in the same boat. I think it is too early for invitations.I think the will be a couple of approvals beore they snd invitations.May be in...

alhakeem

Saffa2019 wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 21, 2020 8:37 pm

SouthAfricanNomad wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 21, 2020 10:28 am
Any approvals today?
Got mine in the mail today.Dated the 19th

Congrats, when did you apply?

alhakeem

danielmensah wrote: ↑
Wed Jan 15, 2020 1:52 pm
"Information given in confidence" Page 144-164 (Refuse).

Do you mean this the recommendation for the minister or this is his decision or your answer is not convincing?Hope for you all the best

alhakeem

[/quote] How does the impending elections on the 8th of Feb affect the ceremonies in March? [/quote] It won't affect the ceremonies in March by the looks of things but will very likely mean no further submissions to the minister will take place or be approved until after the election. [/quote] I am ...

alhakeem

Hi Hary, I dont think you need to apply for citizenship by naturalisation..If your great grandparents born in Ireland they are Irish and you are entitled to Irish citizenship by descent..but you need to register your birth at the FBR.Please correct me if I am wrong That's incorrect. The OP is entit...

alhakeem

Hi Hary, I dont think you need to apply for citizenship by naturalisation..If your great grandparents born in Ireland they are Irish and you are entitled to Irish citizenship by descent..but you need to register your birth at the FBR.Please correct me if I am wrong

alhakeem

It is unlikely to announce a date this year and they are busy till 9th Dec 19 whenever there is a ceremony ahead no body will say they are not working, and after 9th I dont feel they will announce one as well because when they set a date they will suffer from continuous contact from applicants causi...

alhakeem

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! Alas, yes. SEVERAL ceremonies early next year.. guessing there will be at least two and maybe three including the April/June one. Often happens just b...

alhakeem

Dropped an email to them after the judgement came out... got the same standard stupid email ...your application continues to be processed..... bla bla bla Applied in May 2017 and still waiting. what team replied to you This time its Team 7 - received the same responses from Team 2, 4 etc etc. We ar...

alhakeem

pissedoffbyinis wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 20, 2019 12:58 pm
Dropped an email to them after the judgement came out... got the same standard stupid email ...your application continues to be processed..... bla bla bla

Applied in May 2017 and still waiting.

what team replied to you

alhakeem

Application Based On: 5+ years residency Non EU Applied On: 13/3/2018 Application received On: 14/3/2018 Acknowledgement: 29/3/2018 (passport returned) First letter: 29/5/2018 (fee receipt, and reference number) Second stage: 24/6/2019 (after FOI request) Approval: 19/11/2019 Congrats for our activ...

alhakeem

So not sure if others know something we don't or if this is just everyone's best guess as its currently becoming challenging to book for anywhere between the 19th and the 21st near the convention center. I dont think hotels booked at this time is related to citizenship ceremony its too early as the...

alhakeem

I feel the court of appeal will agree with the high court in interpretation of the law the word continuous..otherwise if they interpret it as stamps on the passport without physical presence this means applicants can leave for longer durations ay be upto 6 months..to be resident as far as as know is...

alhakeem

I dont want to play the part of the judge, but what do we expect? What is the law and what do you think is the meaning of continuous and residency? As this will affect us all we need to know what we are expecting, and act accordingly.

alhakeem

Congratulations

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