well I cant compare my opinion to a qualified immigration solicitor if she says she got in writing and confident then you should take her opinion into account.

sorry stamp 4 holders can not change their status to stamp 1
please refer to inis website and search for (change of status)

hi guys I applied citizenship back in aug 2016 got second letter in feb 2017 since then the application is in process. is anyone else facing similar length of delay? ps: application is based on EUFAM also I was granted permanent residence back in oct 2016 (PR application took only 1 week I don't kno...

Substantial amount of time has been passed since you have applied they might wana make sure that you have been residing in Ireland all this time and not outside the state for more then 26 weeks at a time.

just an opinion it could be something else

Buddy what do you think it means?? Send them your passport

if your marriage to your wife is legit then why is she afraid to face immigration officers?

this is the date you will sign the application in presence of your solicitor
its the day your applying for citizenship

if its still unclear read the application form
if its still unclear go to youtube there is a video there to explain

there is a residency calculator on inis website its pretty much self explanatory enter your stamps in there it will tell you if u qualify or how long you should wait to apply
thanks

they will specifically write on the letter that your application is move to second stage if it doesn't say that then means your still in initial process.

some people don't even get there second stage instead directly get their approval.
thanks

Do non eu citizen still need to apply for retention or inform INIS ? suppose they have their permanent residence EU3 was approved 2 years ago (based on spouse of EU citizen) and then their circumstances change 2 years after the permanent residence was granted such as divorce or departure of their EU...

wrong Obie !

please check on INIS website under change of status section they clearly says you cannot change from stamp 4 to stamp 1
thanks

you can not change your status from stamp 4 to 1
you can change from 1 to stamp 4

thanks

congrats man

did you receive your approval today>?

there are 43 thousand views on 2017 time line I think many citz applicants are viewing this forum

my prediction is
1) there will be one more ceremony in December
2) they will move the October date (they did this last year moved mar to april) and they havnt confirmed the venue yet.

if the approvals are stopped this week I hardly think even 3000 people will attend in oct17 because if you remember back in march there were many people confirming there approval from jan to march specially in march see the timeline post. i think they start posting approvals from mid aug and up till...

well no one can predict although if its submitted to the minister strong possibility that you may be included in the oct ceremony.

oct2016 can you tell us what category under you applied I-e are you Eu citz, spouse of Irish Citz, work permit or spouse of Eu Citz

the rule is to provide proof of residence for the years your claiming in the past nine years however second condition is you must me residence 1 year piror to the application so yeah you have to provide proof of residence for 2016 aswell. also note some times they ask last 3 months proof of residenc...

you said you were married to an irish citz ? are you currently not?
if that is the case I think you should read the declaration section for spouse of irish citz

hey
did any body receive any update from citz office?

I think you should ring passport office to confirm that.

also can you please tell when did you apply for citzenship and under what visa?
did you receive your approval today?

off course you do need to wait three years not 5 but did you confirm with them when the three year period start counting from the date you became their spouse or from the date your spouse become irish citz?

[*]Eligibility You must: •Have been married to, or in a civil partnership with, an Irish citizen for 3 years •Have been (and are now) living together in an ongoing marriage/civil partnership of not less than 3 years •Be of full age (18 or over) when you apply it doesn't say you can apply for citizen...