Michjmc wrote:Hi all

Does anyone know if you can you both Glasgow or Liverpool for passport express- I'm in London and I find it's cheaper to fly to Glasgow than getting train to Liverpool.

Thanks

Yep that's right. See: https://www.dfa.ie/passports-citizenshi ... xpress/#uk

So... the postman has just been, and made me a very happy bunny! Date of entry... 15 June 2017. Letter dated... 27 June 2017. This was for my application which was received in London on 16 December 2016 before being sent to Dublin. So, give or take a few days... it was a 7 month turnaround. Has anyo...

KeMcS wrote:

BrexitHater wrote:I got that very same email today!

When did you apply Brexithater??

Documents received in London a few days before Christmas. Got sent to Dublin due to volume of applications, etc.

I got that very same email today!

bigdogjono wrote:i recieved mine today
applied twelth of december
date on cert 14th june
arrived 30th june

Oooh yay congratulations! Mine was received on 16th December so if you've just received yours... mine could be next week *fingers crossed*

Thanks. I have the originals OK (cert copies) but need to supply photocopies as well I see. So am not sure if a scan and printed copy from my PC is acceptable. (I did photocopies of most but forgot some!) Ah, do you mean the certified photocopies? Scan and print should be fine (it's what I did!) - ...

thurston wrote:Am sending my application but am not certain if its Ok to send a computer scanned and printed copy of a certificate or does it have to be a photocopy?

Neither. It has to be the original! Long form too, no shortened certificates.

If you don't have it, you can order a replacement for about £9ish

I'm applying for FBR for my London born daughter who is under 18. I want to use my Irish mother as the provider of heritage. I'm not Irish but the online form keeps insisting I fill in my details as the parent. The form forces me to fill in my own details as the parent and mentions "Citizenshi...

I have just come across this helpful site as I have my documents ready to complete the online FBR. Can anyone tell me how long the online part takes? I understand that you have to complete it in one hit. You do, but it's very quick to complete. As you'll have all the info anyway with your certifica...

So mine finally arrived this morning almost exactly 7 months elapsed, some data points: Sent 1st November special delivery to London embassy, Received at embassy and signed for on 2nd November, Certificate date 12th May, Letter signed 19th May (in Dublin), postmarked 1st June (London). Received 2nd...

Hey, just checking back in with my data points! I applied and paid online for FBR 1 Jan 2017, but wound up having to wait for one final document to mail. I posted everything from the US to Dublin on 26 Jan 2017. I don't know when exactly it was received, but I was entered in the register 23 May 201...

If your children are claiming citizenship through your wife is it not possible to send your children's applications off now? Good luck! Thanks :) I'm waiting until I know they've definitely accepted mine. My grandmother's Christian name on her birth certificate is in abbreviated form for some stran...

UPDATE I got home from work today and had a large envelope waiting for me. I'm Irish (officially)! http://imgur.com/a/fJCwZ (the letter) Applied online from Atlanta, GA, USA. All documents sent straight to Dublin. Timeline: Applied online: Jan 1, 2017 (paid online at the same time) Documents arrive...

Hi! :) I'm one of these lurkers who's been reading for a while so I thought I'd throw my hat into the ring. I finally got everything together to apply for FBR on 10th December 2016 and as they'd changed the online system by then, my credit card was charged straight away (no checking bankers drafts f...