" if you get Stamp 4 as a spouse of an EU citizen, the requirement is that you must hold health insurance". That depends if your on Stamp 4 or Stamp 4 eufam. Stamp 4 eufam is as below as per the form EU1 If the EU citizen is self sufficient with adequate funds then health insurance is requ...
Hi Kev, When I spoke to this lady she simply asked me where I was residing and my answer was Ireland and that was it regarding where we lived. Cheers! Hi all I spoke to a nice lady in the citizenship division today. She answered all my question that I asked on this thread. Its irrelevant when I beca...
Yes I am the same, got the passport back this week with a letter saying a letter with application ID and receipt will issue in due course. I couldn't believe the passport got returned so fast despite others on here waiting a lengthy time and even trying to get there passport back for travel plans. M...
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I went on a holiday abroad to see my kid for 21 days this year, and I've applied for citizenship only this Monday (15 July).
So I sent my application off and today they returned my wife's passport back with letter saying they will issue a letter and receipt in due course. Application sent and passport return took a total of five days. I wasnt expecting to see my wifes passport for a month or so due to the backlog of new a...
According to the current citizenship application form 8 and on closer inspection I see differences from Non-EU citizens based on 5 years residence and people applying on the basis of an Irish nation .... " If you are a non‐EU citizen making a standard application based on having 5 years residen...
Application Based On: Spouse of an Irish Citizen
Applied On: 15/7/2019
Application received On: 16/07/2019
Acknowledgement : Pending
Second Letter: Pending
Awaiting On Approval: Pending
Date of Ceremony: Pending
Actually on another note ..... After calculating my absence from the state in 2018 I was over the six-week rule by just two days. After emailing the citizenship dept they confirmed that they don't count the departure/arrival days as being absent from the state so luckily because of this good news it...
Im about to send my application off in the few weeks.
When complete it will be about 60 pages in total, I notice you mentioned 300 pages give or take. Can I ask why so many pages? I'm concerned I'm missing something other than what's on the required docs list in the application.
I had two questions for them and the lady I spoke with was extremely helpful so was worth the 300+ redials to get through.
I did get the information I was looking for which I'm pleased about.
Hi all I spoke to a nice lady in the citizenship division today. She answered all my question that I asked on this thread. Its irrelevant when I became an Irish citizen to apply for citizenship for my non EU spouse who is on stamp 4 eufam ( I am a dual passport holder UK and ireland). She said it do...
I tried getting through all morning today and after over 300 attempts I eventually got through to a lovely lady at around 12.20 just before they closed the lines.
Hi all, I have a query regarding the question below - "Copies of 3 different proofs of residence in the State for both applicant and spouse/civil partner for 3 months prior to the date of application showing date and name and current address." Does that mean 3 proofs per month prior to ap...
Hi all, I have a query regarding the question below - "Copies of 3 different proofs of residence in the State for both applicant and spouse/civil partner for 3 months prior to the date of application showing date and name and current address." Does that mean 3 proofs per month prior to app...
Answering the original question that the OP asked, it is not immediately clear whether a spouse who is on 4EUFAM can apply for citizenship 3 years after he/she is married to an Irish resident with dual citizenship. However, there is a legal case in the UK (McCarthy v Secretary of State, 2011) which...
Hey all, Congratulations on all who have become Irish citizens Thought I'd share my experience. Im a Uk citizen residing in Ireland and have been on the FBR around two years now. I applied within Ireland and took all my supporting docs to the local passport office which has a separate office for con...
Hey Guys, Thanks for your replies, Thankfully we and others are covered in either scenario of the outcome of brexit (it's a complete mess and I wish it would just be cancelled) What I'm trying to ascertain by asking about change stamps is once I apply for my wifes citizenship, does she need to be on...
Hi all, I am wondering if someone can help put my mind at ease. I am a dual UK/Ireland citizen and my wife is Non eu who holds stamp 4 EUFAM until 2022. I plan to apply for her citizenship once she meets the requirements later this year. My question is because I am now a Irish citizen by FBR natural...
Hey all, Could someone please clarify/explain this statement to me, as I am not 100% clear on it's meaning. "Evidence of residency permission i.e. your passport(s) showing residency permission stamps for a period of 1 year immediately prior to the application and a further 2 years in the 4 year...
Hey all, I have a quick question which hopefully someone can help me clarify. I hold dual nationality (UK/Ireland) passports and my wife is a non eu with stamp 4 eufam. I am planning on applying for citizenship for my wife after 3 years based on marriage to an Irish citizen. Even though stamp 4 eufa...
