Thank you! I was charged this morning! I'm hoping they will let me change my shipping address as I have just moved, but very excited for this news!

Next: all my paperwork arrived today! So, to summarize the timeline: 15 jan 15: application submitted 13 may 15: card charged fee 19 june 15: I emailed regarding status, and got a prompt reply 25 june 15: package with paperwork is delivered sweetbeatrice - Which email address did you use to contact...

None of you were born in Ireland or raised here so it's an utter disgrace that you are allowed have an Irish/EU passport. It's a great boon for you as it allows you live and work in the EU without a visa. But it sullies Irish citizenship for the rest of us and it must be stopped and rescinded. You ...

I want to file FBR applications for my two young children (born in USA to me, an Irish citizen by FBR) but am a bit confused about what documentation is required. The FBR1B form says that I should submit for each child: birth certificate (okay, that's easy), and "Certified copy of current pass...

Hello!! Great news today, or at least I think it's great news! I have a charge on my credit card from the Dept of Foreign Affairs. I can only assume that this is for the FBR. So, now I'll be keeping my eyes peeled for my package in the post. To give you an idea of the timeline: 15 January 2015 - FB...

sweetbeatrice wrote:Hello! Thanks for asking. I'm in the same boat. I sent all my paperwork to the facility in Ireland, and they received it around mid-January. I'm still just waiting...

let me know if you hear! i'll post an update when I have as well.

thank you so much for replying! that's very helpful to know

Hey all, It looks like most US states stopped processing FBR applications through your local consulate in February of last year. Has anyone applied since this change and mailed everything directly to the office in Ireland? Was there any communication once you submitted? How long did it take for them...