I'm assuming that you don't have any parents/grandparents from any other EU country? If you do, you could look at their rules and see if you could get citizenship. If not, then your only option really is to go and live for 3-5 years in a EU country and then apply for citizenship. We don't yet know t...

I'm completing my application for my dad and I need somebody to validate the application in one of the following professions... Who can be a witness? The witness must either know you personally or know a third party who knows you personally. Your witness can be one of the following: Member of the C...

The London embassy received my documents on 28 November 2016. I received an email yesterday confirming that I am now on the FBR and that they are just waiting for Dublin to print and send my certificate on. It's taken a long time, but that's the Brexit effect. I am very happy that it has now all bee...

I emailed the Irish email address for an update (rather than the London one) and received this reply: Your application has been put forward for approval. We do not have an exact timescale for completion due to the backlog at the moment. When completed we will send back all your documents with FBR ce...

Hi all, I've been lurking on here to see people's updates so thought I'd post my timeline. Submitted application on the 2nd November, entry was registered on 18th May, letter dated 22nd May and I received those with all documents on 2nd June. I had no communication from them throughout. Despite my ...

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...