Can anyone help?

Hi all- I am about ready to tackle the RC application for my husband as his EEA FP expires at the end of December and we don't want his work to have any issue with him retaining his job. I am a stay at home parent to our four children and my husband works full time and being born in Northern Ireland...

We do indeed intend to have him get his Irish citizenship; we just need to wait approximately 14 months as he has lived in Dublin previously with me so has already accumulated about 18 months in the island of Ireland and the 3 year requirement in cumulative not concurrent. Having been through the pe...

Further context on this thread: https://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-route-applications/eea-application-resulting-in-renunciation-of-british-citizenship-t238848.html Renunciation of British citizenship is a serious step. Home Office policy guidance as follows: https://www.gov.uk/government/publica...

thanks; I am hoping to hear someone got their back in a much shorter time frame. Seems like it shouldn't take more than two minutes; it's my citizenship no real decision to be made on the HO part as long as I have another citizenship. They were quick enough to take the payment now I just need them t...

Hi - hopefully this is ok to post here if not my apologies. I applied to renounce my British citizenship on August 4th and my online status says "awaiting decision" I just wondered if anyone had been though the process recently and can give me an estimation on how long it may take? I need ...

We applied for my US citizen spouse EEA FP from the states and then flew into Dublin and drove up to Derry. It's hasn't been an issue for us.
Hope that helps.

I have scrolled through and haven't seen a timeline for this specific topic so my apologies if this is a duplicate. My husband and I are in Ireland (Northern) after a successful EEA application...we weren't sure we'd get it given the fact I am a dual Irish/British citizen but they did...perhaps in e...

norniron wrote:@vinny - thanks for the link

@irishinamerica - thankyou so much for the info!
Also, just checking - is your familys EEA valid for 6months? Then you will apply for the 5year EEA2 when you arrive?
Thanks again for your story.

PS - that's brave re-entering every 90 days!

Yes that's the plan!

Does your visa say "valid from">? If it does not then you can freely travel until the validity of the visa It does say valid from 30/6/17 unfortunately. I tried calling the local consulate and the processing embassy today but no one really could help they all just asked why we put that da...

@norniron I just had another thought. We moved home a couple of years ago also and just chose to move to the south as it was a super simple process. We just arrived in Ireland told the immigration officer of our plans and then headed to the immigration office and got my husband his stamp 4 and appli...

Thanks for clearing up the PM side. We used the EEA about 12 years ago and then moved back to America and now that we are going home again I started looking into the EEA and figured with the 2012 rule change we would be ineligible but found so much conflicting information decided to just go ahead an...

@norniron I was going to pm you but don't have access to the feature. I don't know if you can reach out to me and I can respond?

We haven't contacted the embassy yet; we're holding off to see if we absolutely needed to change it before we make contact. I was hoping perhaps someone had experience with it and knew if it's a simple process.

Myself and my non EU husband (and our children) are returning to Ireland (Northern) through the EEA process this Summer and have received our visa and passports from the U.K. Embassy however when we filled out our application we selected the end of June as our most likely travel date but it looks li...