guys i need some advise i hold permanent residence card issued in Jan 2017 in June 2018 i sent them an email advising them about my separation i got a response says the content of your email have been noted 2 weeks ago i sent them a letter via registered post inform them about my divorce and also i...
also just remember date of initiation of divorce is the key point and deciding factor of your retention
you must! be able to show that at the point of initiation of your divorce ur spouse was in ireland and was working
guys i need some advise i hold permanent residence card issued in Jan 2017 in June 2018 i sent them an email advising them about my separation i got a response says the content of your email have been noted 2 weeks ago i sent them a letter via registered post inform them about my divorce and also i...
found it !! look at obie post on main page Changes in relation to Retained Right following Divorce go to the bottom of his post you will see The CJEU gave their answers in the Summer of 2015. click on that then go to the bottom of that judgement and you will find this below 2. Article 7(1)(b) of Dir...
thanks 2pac4ever for your kind words
I think my problem is one of a kind usually people with eu1 after change in their circumstances apply for eu5
but don't think it happened that someone with permanent residence card have to go through this.
can someone else with similar situation address on this?
guys i need some advise i hold permanent residence card issued in Jan 2017 in June 2018 i sent them an email advising them about my separation i got a response says the content of your email have been noted 2 weeks ago i sent them a letter via registered post inform them about my divorce and also in...
when the child was born if the mother have three years legal residence prior to birth of this child then the child is Irish and is entitled to all benefit state provide and the mother can also apply for permission to stay in Ireland on behalf of irish born child if not then unfortunately there is no...
yes get a letter from your solicitor but i think you should send a PM to alixlboy he has his application of retention approved and his divorce was also in another eu country he will advise you better on initiation date im looking for the court case you should google it too use words like ‘’ source o...
ANSWER TO QUESTION 1) WHEN HER SOLICITOR SUBMITTED THE DIVORCE IN COURT THEY MUST HAVE STAMPED THE DOCUMENT WITH THE DATE AND THE SOLICITOR MUST HAVE A COPY YOU SHOULD PROVIDE THEM WITH THAT AND ALSO GET HER SOLICITOR TO WRITE A LETTER CONFIRMING THE DATE OF INNITIATION OF DIVORCE HAVE IT ALSO TRANS...
I don't think you understood the table its not for how many people apply in those years its for how many application pending since those years these were the people still waiting for approval example there are 340 people who applied in 2014 or earlier didn't received there approval up to 25/04/2018 ...
these stats of markem doesn't co ordinate with the actual results note the actual position at 25/04/2018 below all these applications were pending at 25/04/2018 these figures below are from inis the year in which applications were received vs number of applicants 2014 and earlier 340 2015 330 2016 1...
2 of my friend applied in April 2016 1 person I kno applied in June 2016 syjem a member here applied in I think july 2016 I applied in aug 2016 (no criminal record or garda adverse attention never touched state benefits full time worker) and there are a few more members who applied in 2016 you can f...
They never send approval letter via email in fact the only reply to emails they don’t initiate any correspondence with email. Your friend can simply correct this error by writing them an email or letter to update the email address in their system Having said that if the citizenship office has sent a...
im sorry but without passport their is no way you will get your residency card
you will only waste your and INIS time better cancel your appointment so someone else could use the slot and do not make an appointment until you have your passport in hand.
(5) The validity of a residence card shall not be affected by any of the following on the part of the recipient of the card (a) temporary absences not exceeding 6 months in a 12 month period; (b) absences of a duration longer than 6 months in a 12 month period for compulsory military service; (c) on...
