If they responded to an initial question, and responded within a reasonable timeframe, I wouldn't send followups. When you call the switchboard, and speak to Justice Department, they all suggest you continue to email them - there is literally nothing else you can do to get support or help with an ap...
For those of you who are interested, you can definitely no longer walk in at all. We just tried and were turned away rapidly. In the meantime I have been told a number of things: 1. There's a 90 day grace period where she can work and reside (does anyone know if this is written anywhere?) 2. Citizen...
As much documentation is usually a good thing. Is your joint tenancy agreement an Irish one? That should help. When I applied with my wife, we were staying with my parents. We showed a signed agreement from my parents that we both resided at their address. Has your wife applied for a a PPS number? W...
Oh and thank you for linking that post, I had looked at it too earlier. My problem is that INIS said we're better to have an appointment and keep it, rather then cancel it. We did that a few times, had an appointment for the future (beyond expiry). See an appointment for a closer time, so cancel the...
Her passport was due to expire in Nov 2020, we renewed so she could go the whole three years, and we would have time to apply for citizenship without worrying about the upcoming passport expiry. Unfortunately this took a little longer than I would have liked, and we were unable to apply without a va...
Hi all, Myself (Irish Citizen) and my partner (NZ) have been residing in Ireland for the last 5 years, and have gone through 3 renewals of her Stamp 4 visa. We have been trying for the last 4 weeks to get an appointment before her expiry and no luck. On the advice from INIS we booked an appointment ...
Ok, so I'm really hoping to get some advice as the Irish gov website is just full of jargon and vague sentences... I'm an Irish national, currently living in Australia with my NZ partner. We have been together for 4 years, and are now looking to relocate to Ireland. We aren't married (they don't rec...
