That is not a valid argument. You cannot ask the minister not to respect the Constitution of Ireland. Changing Constitution requires a referendum. Unless you are suggesting that people all over the country should come to a hall to vote so that you don’t have to attend a ceremony, that simply won’t ...

coolgirl wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 07, 2020 5:25 pm

Anyone think Ireland may hold a virtual citizenship ceremony? Is that against the constitution?

Tnxs.

That's a good idea actually. An online ceremony.

That is not a valid argument. You cannot ask the minister not to respect the Constitution of Ireland. Changing Constitution requires a referendum. Unless you are suggesting that people all over the country should come to a hall to vote so that you don’t have to attend a ceremony, that simply won’t ...

The whole country, it s people and all departments need to be 'adaptable' because of this whole situation. It s not an excuse that this is the way they have always done things. Who would have thought about working from homes for so many days? But we are having to do this. The department needs to und...

A maximum of 6 weeks absence is allowed per year.

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

Agreed. Hypocrisy at its peak. All lies and no clarity from INIS about anything. I ve already lost my trust in them.

Hi guys, What I suggest is lets contact some of the journalist, reporters who covered Citizenship issue recently.. If at least 5-6 people email those people They will put on their newspaper. Imagine a topic like " Citizenship applicants cannot leave Ireland for a year" made a huge noise. Now if we ...

If it is recognized that all applicants would want to have decision on their application without delay, why on earth do they delay? Just to annoy people?
What a joke to be quite honest.
Your application continues to be processed.. blah blah blah
These are all copied and pasted replies.
Ridiculous!

I don't mean to piss you, but actually leaving no public trace could be a negative factor. :| A work history and paying taxes is always considered to be helpful. Applied in mid 2017 and still waiting.... a house wife and never worked in Pakistan nor in Ireland.. no driving history ... what checks t...

Alixlboy wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 10:05 pm

5121472 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 10:02 pm

My application is also pending approval. It s crazy the way they are running the immigration department..

Can you please share your timeline with us?

Applied in 2018 and it has been more than one year now at this stage.

My application is also pending approval. It s crazy the way they are running the immigration department..