Residency rights on the basis of marriage to an Irish citizen does not confer any right to retain residency in the event of separation or divorce. In some cases, it may be possible. I would advise you to contact a good immigration solicitor. My experience with Brophy Solicitors ( http://www.brophyso...
Thank you for quick answer. My question is how much money is enough to be considered as sufficient funds? Because I have passport, pps number, marriage cert, address proof, prtb letter, rent lease. I don't have any college letter or job contract because I am not working or studding. I will pay for ...
The various immigration departments don't communicate with each other and they all request different documentation, therefore lacking consistency. You will need the Afghan embassy to stamp it in some way, shape or form. When registering our intent to marry in Ireland, my husband, a citizen of Nigeri...
Instead of engaging, why don't we just ignore people who rave and rant? Ignoring a nuisance is a deterrence in the long run. Ignoring can work for us long time members, but for newbies, angelcountry (or whatever alias they are using) may give out false information, therefore incorrectly advising an...
Met a civilian INIS rep coming back into Dublin last week, she was lovely and we had a great chat, but then, as I travel out once a week anyway, I've had the same from 90% of the Garda INIS officers, never had a problem really. I agree with Walrus, at least this way the Gardai can be put to much be...
If he gives 100 false names , In Uk they will record each name alongside his finger prints. You can only have one finger print, all other names will be alias and even date of birth will be alias against his finger print. In Uk , you now need Biometrics to get any sort of Visa, he can not enter with...
Did your husband enter the UK on a passport with a false date of birth? Or did he use his real passport and then when he was removed to his home country where he applied for a new passport with a false date of birth? If he using his bona fide (real, correct date of birth) passport now, then there sh...
No, I already got my approval for PR. But you know my wife is away due to her medical treatment. So, I can't get my stamp without her. I explained this in a letter to INIS but they have not got back to me yet. Unfortunately, no one is helping me out. I am on my own accept Solvit , Ireland who is tr...
The immigration system in this country is a joke. I was in a similar situation to the OP. Two years ago, husband (partner at the time) applied for EU1 on the basis of my British citizenship (dual Irish-British citizen). The GNIB were holding his passport due to him also being an asylum seeker but it...
Don't think there is any law as far as I am aware on replying in a certain time frame to letters although common courtesy would be up to 10 working days (2 weeks). Knapps, did you apply for permanent residence and are awaiting your decision? How long are you waiting so far? If you are still within t...
hi monife, i got you right, my wife is also in the same shoe with your husband. we sent in her application july 20th 2011 and got back a letter requesting for more documents and explanation on how we met each other. we arranged for all those required documents, we eventually got a letter acknowledg...
based on your enquiry on processing time: all july applicants should be expecting their decisions before next weekend if am right. I am talking about spouse of Irish national application, stamp 4 on the basis of marriage for an undocumented person, in case you are mistaken. And I believe applicants...
monife you are irish national still you are waiting for your husband residence permission.inis system is very slow ? Yes, I am an Irish national. We applied 2nd September 2011. We wrote to them in December and they said they were processing April 2011 applications. We wrote again in January they sa...
ImmigrationLawyer wrote:Are you sure about this Monife? I'm sure I had an application approved before, when we applied just after husband received Naturalisation Cert...
I am not 100% sure but it is what I read on this forum from other knowledgeable posters.
She can apply for citizenship on the basis of marriage to an Irish national once you have held your Irish citizenship for 3 years. The 3 years starts counting from when you received your Irish citizenship.
Write to them informing them that they have a legal obligation to issue you with a decision within 6 months. You should also in the meantime, as IQU said, contact Solvit, who should be able to help in putting pressure on the department to issue you with a decision. Link to Solvit website: http://www...
It doesn't matter if the bills are not in joint names. If I were you, I would try and include as much evidence as possible. So if you have 3 bills in your name and 3 bills in your husbands name that would be perfect (with the same address). I think it means just 3 different bills, so even say 1 elec...
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but if that is the case you can expect your file to be referred to the Repatriation department. I know someone who was undocumented, got married and applied to Spouse of Irish National Dept for residency. All that happened was that after waiting for six months th...
I think it depends on which department is dealing with it. They say that marriage to an Irish National does not grant automatic right to reside. So if one part is undocumented i would imagine they would have to refer it to the repatriation department first. Have you been told which department is de...
By the lack of replies it would lead me to believe there are not that many applications for stamp 4 on the basis of marriage to an Irish national (and the applicant being undocumented).
Here's hoping anyway. Hopefully we don't have much longer to wait.
Just bumping my old thread to see has anyone recently got approval for spouse of Irish national (having previously been undocumented)? If so, how long did it take? Almost waiting 4 months. Really hope it's not much longer. I know they say it can take up to 12 months, but if they can process a citiz...
Just bumping my old thread to see has anyone recently got approval for spouse of Irish national (having previously been undocumented)? If so, how long did it take? Almost waiting 4 months. Really hope it's not much longer. I know they say it can take up to 12 months, but if they can process a citize...
