Hi all - as an update to my timeline, just over a week ago I prodded London embassy again and I was told that my application was in advanced stage in Dublin! Timeline since my first post was ages ago: 4 Sept 2017: submitted online application 6 Sept 2017: submitted paperwork to London embassy 22 Fe...
Hi all - as an update to my timeline, just over a week ago I prodded London embassy again and I was told that my application was in advanced stage in Dublin! Timeline since my first post was ages ago: 4 Sept 2017: submitted online application 6 Sept 2017: submitted paperwork to London embassy 22 Feb...
My application was received at the Irish Embassy in London yesterday 20th September so I am not really expecting anything before April/May next year but will keep you posted on any developments Jezabel, I submitted a few weeks before you. Have you heard anything yet? I've prodded them again today t...
Just to let everyone know my timings as I found this forum useful before I applied. Processed by London Embassy Application sent away 4th Aug 2017 FBR registered 18th January 2018 So that's 5.5 months. Good luck all you Irish compatriots (to be)! Amazing! I submitted a month after you and I'm still...
Hi all, After lurking on this board for a few months, I thought it might be helpful to post a recent update on processing times for the London Embassy: I posted my FBR application on August 22nd 2017, and sent an email today (23rd January 2018) to check the status, feeling hopeful after reports of ...
My application was received at the Irish Embassy in London yesterday 20th September so I am not really expecting anything before April/May next year but will keep you posted on any developments Jezabel, I submitted a few weeks before you. Have you heard anything yet? I've prodded them again today t...
My younger son (16) got his papers back today! FBR sent off May 10th, and according to the certificate he became an Irish Citizen on 17th October. Passport being applied for tomorrow and elder son will apply for his FBR next w/e when he returns from uni as we need his passport copied and certified....
Hi all, Longtime lurker here, thought I would join in on the conversation. US citizen, mom's stepmother (legally adopted) was Irish. Getting all the docs from the USA was a nightmare and a half, took well over six months but got it all done in the end. Look forward to hearing any other info from you...
