Here is the link for Birth & marriage affidavit forms... http://www.4shared.com/dir/13400654/9832046a/sharing.html I have scan copies of birth & marriage affidavit forms. I know lots of poople in the past (including me) were looking or these. Does anyone know how to upload these images into...

pahadia wrote:I have scan copies of birth & marriage affidavit forms. I know lots of poople in the past (including me) were looking or these. Does anyone know how to upload these images into this forum ?[/img]

Use this website:
www.4shared.com
then write the links on this forum

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sameer_naughti wrote:plz write here if somone have knowlege of this ...... it will b helpful to me thanx all friends

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=36400

Thanks KZN. The strange thing is that they were waiting for garda clearance in january when I rang them. That was the only outstanding check. But when I rang them again this week, they said they're waiting for outside agencies... and they said 'don't worry about' and it may take another 6 months may...

it takes 6 months and you can apply after 5 years married to eu spouse Hi Permenant residency is either by stamp 5 or 6. I believe EU Family members will fall under stamp 5 not 6. Only after naturalisation, they can get stamp 6 if they want (optional). Please correct me if I am wrong http://www.ini...

im confused why would u bother getting stamped 5 when ur naturalized doesnt make sense naturalized meaning u beecome irish and what is this stamped 5 on about? :roll: :roll: :shock: Only stamp 6 is given for naturalised citizens. I will give you an example where and when it can be used: some countr...

lakeside1234 wrote:Does anyone have any idea about how long it takes to a get a permanent residence card for the gnib after being resident in ireland as the spouse of an eu citizens for over 5 years ...thanks

A minimum of 8 years reckonable legal residency in the state. Better to apply for naturalisation
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nicepecsigot wrote:i think when they meant non skilled workers they refer to housekeeping staff,hotel workers shop assistants .

Yes I think that too. But these are the very jobs that Irish people do not go for. They need others to do such jobs for them (mostly from non EU and eastern europe)

Hi Zafar I am absolutely in your side in this. I carry the same feeling. We can consider all these measures in Ireland as "institutional beloved" by the irish government directed towards the non EU who are mostly professionals except the very rare. I knew of groups of non EU professionals ...

Hicham I understand your situation. If you are really worried about them not giving you a visa in agadir if you argue with them about the visa fees then I suggest you pay them (although this is unlawful) BUT keep the receipt. When you arrive and settle in Ireland, send a cover letter with a copy of ...

Thanks opengl for the great effort you have put in your posting..

If you are planning to go back to london (not Ireland) she will need to apply for Family Permit Visa at the British Embassy in Uzbekstan (regardless of her current UK visa status). The documents required are both passports, the marriage cert, Bank statements and the application form (which can be fi...

It is a very simple procedure. Send the application form (on INIS website - only one page to fill) with your passport, your wife's passport and the marriage cert. to the Re-entry visa section in Burgh quey. It will take 3-4 days and you will receive all documents by registered post. Visa will be iss...

has anyone applied for this type of (tourist) visa recently or know of anyone who has............. One of the documents certainly required for a visitor visa is a letter from work stating that the applicant is working in such and such and is granted a leave from work (say annual leave) on Date / / ...

Has anybody heard about INIS contacting any of the references in the application? Did anyone try to contact his/her referees to find out if they have been contacted by INIS for written reference? Thanks

Then I guess you should explore a way to change your stamp to Work Permit Holder (and this may suit you as you aire in a full permanent emplyment). Try to ring (anonomously) INIS and enquire about that. Time is in your side so don't panic. All the best of luck thanks for your advice. but i did not ...

Then I guess you should explore a way to change your stamp to Work Permit Holder (and this may suit you as you are in a full permanent emplyment). Try to ring (anonomously) INIS and enquire about that. Time is in your side so don't panic. All the best of luck

Hi anusuri
Are you currently working?

Hi everyone Any more posts / suggestions on this topic? Is there any way to put pressure on doj to facilitate faster processing of spouses applications? Will signing a petition be helpful in this case? Another suggestion: I know it may be difficult from practical point of view but I am just wonderin...

Well done.. This is a good lesson all of us (spouses of EU/Irish) should learn but I doubt if we can stand to immigration officers at Dublin airport everytime we pass through. they seem to employ the thickest people there. As for myself (Spouse to Irish), I've always joined the Non EU queue without ...

Lost Soul Thank you for your notes. I am far from being dearly beloved. I only mentioned the EU/Non EU queues at Dublin airport just to make a point which is the amount of hassle and difficulties we face as spouses being treated as "alients" rather than part of the Irish families and peopl...

If they still insist that you "personally" know the Solicitor, then I agree it is pretty crap. If they at least allow the 2nd option, i.e. someone who knows you will vouch for you to a solicitor they know, then you should be ok. Most longer term residents would have had contact with a sol...

Regarding the Solicitor personally knowing you, I'm not sure that this is still currently the case. The current Citizenship application form has a place where a solicitor must witness your signature, but they have the option of choosing ticking any of the following options, which do allow for if th...

Hang on a sec...the solicitor has to have known both the applicant and the spouse personally?! Well, crap, guess I may have to hold off applying, unless I can magically befriend one in the next year. I've never had any reason to come in contact with any solicitors. AAARRRGGGHHHHHHH That's right. yo...

I'm in a very similar situation here and it's causing me a lot of hassle to travel to the UK and Europe at the moment. I even had to turn down a promotion recently, which would have meant that I would have to travel worldwide..I would have spent most time queuing at embassies if I did accept. As yo...