EU Treaty Rights waiting for temp stamp 4

[raiann29]

Hi, they said that it can take up to 14 or even 15 weeks to get the temporary permission (stamp 4). We just submitted the remaining supporting documents last week. My problem now is my type C visa will expire on December 9. Do I need to move out of Ireland or I can stay? and if I stay isn't it illegal? Thank you and hope someone can answer because we are actually worried about it.

[Sedanday]

As long as you have submitted your application,
You are fine! You can stay! You don't have to leave Ireland

[raiann29]

Thanks a lot

[SAtoIE]

Hi I was in this exact same position as you a few months ago so I emailed the INIS and they did indeed confirm that once an application has been submitted you have permission to remain until you receive a response, even if your 90 days are up as my partner's were. And it did take 14 weeks to receive the temporary stamp too.

[travelling-show]

Hi I was in this exact same position as you a few months ago so I emailed the INIS and they did indeed confirm that once an application has been submitted you have permission to remain until you receive a response, even if your 90 days are up as my partner's were. And it did take 14 weeks to receive the temporary stamp too.

What if you have received a response, but it isn't a Stamp 4 letter? I received a letter that basically says we've accepted the application and will decide at a future date, no mention of a Stamp 4, but it isn't asking for any further documents either. Has this happened to anyone else?

Thanks