Hey Guys, Received my approval today!😀😀😀😀😀 My last time line. App based on non eu with eufarm card 5 years: App date: 24/11/2016 Ack: 12/12/16 Second letter: 11/07/2016 Approval: 21/09/2016 I am requested to send €950 fee, which I will do when I get a chance and will post on here once I receive my i...
Hey Sorajpk, A Solicitor! What would you be inquiring about from a solicitor? All the information you need with regard to this, has already been giving to you. I don't mean to sound rude, but if you are going to inquire about information here, you must know that the information you are giving is as ...
I guess the online form you are referring to is the for you filled out online when you where booking your appointment. When you send an application, you receive acknowledgment letter thereafter and the letter would have you application number. That is the number you need to include when writing your...
Hey, Congratulations to your partner. But I must say, if he doesn't attend the ceremony, it is as though his citizenship was never approved as he has to go through the whole process again. He might even need to send some up to date documents all over again. I strongly advise that he make plans to at...
Hey, I suppose you have not received acknowledgement letter yet. I will say, wait for the letter first as you need know what your application number is. Make a copy of the document you want to send and write a cover note(remember to include the application number in the letter). Post it out to them ...
Well, if you really need a good advise, then exactly as the naturalisation procedure says which is" you need to inform the citizen and naturalisation of any change in your circumstances".
You two can travel to Czech Republic to a file for the divorce. Once it goes through they will forward the paper work and certificate to your address in Ireland, since you both live here. Once you receive the certificate, you can then submit your application. Like said above, you can apply for reten...
No! If your husband leave the state, you can't retain your residency anymore. In fact, you will be illegal in the state from the very day he leaves the country and trust me there will be a whole lot of complication for you. However, you can divorce in other European countries. Most of them, it takes...
Hey, I couldn't tell you why that happened to be honest..... I am not sure why immigration do half of the strange things they do. However, since your wife is starting her studies this month, I suppose she already received documents from the school that proves that she will be studying. All you need ...
It is possible to retain your residency since you have been married for 3 years and it's good that you have all his documents.
You just need to apply for retention. But first, you need to have been divorced as you will need to include your divorce certificate in the application.
You are correct. He clearly stated that it is a case of work permit, hence my advise to him. But apparently, some of us here work with immigration and know better..........
Country you are coming from is the thing as country you came from(the country where you were before coming to Ireland). There are ways to retain your status, death, divorce and departure. Say for example your EU spouse for one reason or another, after living and working here for 5 years, is no longe...
Yes. You are perfectly entitled to apply as-apply for eu1 again. Since she is working again, you will need to include all her paper work like you did the first time. Meanwhile, here is the good news for you, once your eu1 is approved, you can always apply for retention(this allows your residency to ...
Hey, Somehow I think you already know what the answer is. Your EU spouse needs to have been in employed, self employed or a student during the 5 years for you to qualify for permanent residence card. If this is not the case, then I am afraid, you will have to apply for EU1 again. However, I am not s...
Hey Aracati, You will have to give more information than you have given so far, if you want a reasonable input from members on here. When did you get married? When did get divorced? Where is your wife from? When did you change your status from the basis of marriage to the basis of your daughter What...
Why would your friend feel the need to to have to explain himself to immigration. The only time your friend will come accross immigration is when he travels and the only concern immigration will have will be whether his residence card is valid or not. Meanwhile, immigration knows the distinction bet...
Hi, You already they "nail on the head", so to speak. NON EU family members of EU nationals enjoy the same rights as their EU partner. Once you are married to an EU national, you automatically enjoy the same right as he or she does. Stamp is basically a formality. Your employer is wrong. Y...
I guess your timing is a little off with your question, being that you have already sent in your application, received acknowledgement and temp stamp already. Anyway, I don't think you have anything to worry about. If there was an issue with the amount you presented, they would have let you know as ...
