[/quote] Apparently it’s not needed but I let both my Filipina wife and stepdaughter have the test before applying for EEA FP. It will not take so much time. [/quote] If it were my partner, they'd have the test just in case but this is for a friend of mine. Their finances are so tight at the moment ...

Hi Has anyone applied for an EEA family permit from the Philippines recently? A friend of mine will apply soon and she wants to confirm that a TB cert is NOT needed. This site: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/medical-issues-med/medical-issues-med states: 'An applicant applying for an EEA ...

Mihaelame wrote: ↑

Thu May 03, 2018 7:58 pm

My friend is scheduled for 14:35. Does that mean you're done and dusted in 30 minutes?

The letter says it is a registration time, not the actual ceremony start time. It also says 'including registration the event will take approximately 1 hour 45 minutes'.

bobu2kadu wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:11 pm

Hey guys,

Have not received the invite do you think I can still get to be included in this ceremony. Trains and hotels are filling up with no sign of an invite

Why not just email them on the address above? They'll tell you.

To those who have received the invite to the ceremony. Is it a RSVP? Do you have to reply to it? I'm scared I'm going to miss it. I won't be home for a week ... It seems to says that you only have to reply/email them if you can't go. The exact wording is: ATTENDING A CITIZENSHIP CEREMONY IS MANDATO...

Hello everyone, I'm non eu living in England, wanna move to Ireland with my English boyfriend! I wanna go live with him and we are not married .....planning to live together first and marry in the future My English boyfriend owns a business and he will be working in Ireland What’s the best visa I c...

I think I am going to write back informing them of my legal right under EU law, and inform them that I have applied for my residence card. At the end of the day, once I get the card I can travel anyway. But I am hoping to get my Naturalisation sooner rather than later, so I hope they accept it. Rea...

my understanding is a British citizen living in northern Ireland can apply for Irish citizenship a non eu living in northern Ireland cannot apply for Irish citizenship. you can apply for British citizenship but I fail to understand how are you applying for irish citizenship if you not a British cit...

Hi Mal, Hopefully you get to see this. But it has come to my attention, so I thought I would ask. As I am the spouse of an EEA national qualified person in the UK. I believe I am legal under EU law, do you know if this is the case? Cheers, Sam Does your Irish wife also have British citizenship, e.g...

zvz wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 23, 2018 2:08 pm

Nope! They're cutting it a little fine, aren't they!?

Thanks chaoclive for your reply &Advice yes i checked my residency online which is Green light from both parts. could you please tell me when did you apply for your Partner for naturalization & which month you got approval Thanks We applied in August 2017 and received the approval in February 2018....

Hi, Just curious for future same case spouse of irish citizen after 3years when its about to apply for citizenship, is it a requirement that non eu has to be on a full time employment for 3years ? As i m on part time atm 20H+ thu. Will that be a problem ? Thanks No; you don't have to be in employme...

Hi All i am new on the site this is really Helpful for all of us Thanks Admin my Question is that i am going to apply for citizenship as a spouse of Irish national completed 3 year residency i have all document which is required i am full time employee and my wife is too i just need to know how muc...

Hey I see you are attending the next ceremony on 21st may and you are from northern Ireland, just a quick question when u were sending the bankers draft how long did u wait for it at ur bank? And is the only thing ur sending is the draft and 2 passport pics? I no they ask for gnib car but obviously...

Hi all My partner will become irish in May at the ceremony. He will apply for a passport after that & we just wanted to check a few things for a newly naturalized citizen living in northern ireland. I'm just curious if anyone else has any experience with the following? 1) Do they need our civil part...

secret.simon wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 16, 2018 6:34 pm

Your Canadian wife will be eligible for PR on your fifth wedding anniversary, assuming that
a) you married in the UK AND

Why is the place of marriage relevant?

Thanks Broli...was just keen on knowing as the timelines thread has gone completely silent :) Did they explicitly say they have started sending invites... :roll: My partner got his approval letter on 28th Feb (apprx) but hasn't received an invite. He emailed them yesterday and they said that he wil...

You'd better ask them: citizenshipinfo@justice.ie. I doubt they would like a scanned copy. It might raise questions on their part. Hello folks, Regarding Section 14: References, is its acceptable to be completed by an Irish reference who lives abroad, and has printed, filled in their details, then s...

Hi there I don't have any advice about your actual issues but I just wanted to say that the Irish Immigration Officers I have dealt with are absolute crap. They have been rude and unprofessional to us (myself (Irish citizen & my Chinese civil partner) on many occasions. I complained by email and too...

Certified copy of my birth cert was returned when received the second stage letter. Is that a normal procedure? Thank you! It didn't happen to my partner. We never received any of his documents back. Maybe email them and ask (citizenshipinfo@justice.ie)? It might save time later in case they write ...

mourneman wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 18, 2018 1:00 pm

Many thanks I did see that but as relevant postings are nearly 2 years old hoping someone has more up to date information/experience

Nothing has changed since then.

If you want to use the EEA rules, you better get your skates on. This option will disappear if/when Brexit happens.

Chaoclive, thank you very much for your help! I can confirm that you were right. Unfortunate that means that I will have to start the residence application process (still pondering if I now should wait until yhe new process is setup for EEA memebers after brexit) but fortunate I was able to find th...

Dear moderators After a long struggle to get a family permit last year, it is now time to apply for a residence card for my non-EEA father. I have two questions and I have not been able to find a clear answer to these from this forum or from google. - I am an Irish national and I do not have an Nat...

Hello Everyone, sorry if I am asking the question again, but the wording is driving crazy. I am a citizen of an EEA country. I applied for "Residence status" on November 2016 and I got the Blueish UK Residence Documentation for a National of an EEA State and in the type of document it says Registra...

don't know why they have to hold it there! that's sooooo far for me. we'll be coming from belfast (if we get to go to this ceremony) and it'll take 5 hours!

it's on the INIS website. check it here: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/ci ... ceremonies