Jusr revisited this forum, itsbeen a good while...My first thoughts reading some of the recent posts mirrored my own frustrations at the wait,...*i think it was only 26 pages when i first applied), my application took 6 months just about to the day from sending my app to London last year...I had an ...
Good Luck!!!, i realise folk get inpatient, but they really are good and considerate during this whole process, from FBR to PP...ive panicked several times, but, they work within their timelines, and ive found keep you informed, as ive just had with the PP office, another panic of mine, reassured as...
Spent Monday in Liverpool after getting everything back, FBR etc and PP application form on Friday 01/06...all went well, the PP PO express folks was very helpful, and went though everything very thoroughly,and then after they were satisfied i had everything in order, gave me a contact for a local s...
Quick PP PHoto Question, what needs to be on the photo...and what happens if the witness stamp is too big for the photo?...any help appreciated...all solicitors in Liverpool , via the phone, say cannot witness as haven't known for 2 years, I explained that its an Irish PP, not UK...but they all stil...
JimBuck What street was the Solicitor on?, the forum wont let you name it unfortunately jimbucktoo I was a first time applicant, last year; and applied via the Liverpool office. They do not send off your UK passport---instead they take a photocopy of it and certify that it was indeed you who present...
Hi All, Anyone been to Liverpool PP express?, im booked for a bus for Monday,all Docs Cert etc was greatfully returned today,6 months for me.... I dont want to find a witness etc here, then go, so i will find one in Liverpool, so not to waste any time...anyone know of any Solicitors near to the PP e...
Today I became an Irish citizen, Thx for the help, and I hope Ive helped a few on this forum along the way, for some reason it means more to me than my school results , or Uni certifcate...I feel very proud...my docs will be returned soon, so, when that happens, say a week,maybe 2, then it will have...
Hi Folks, Next week, would some kind soul, in Dublin , be prepared to take an envelop from the births/deaths cert office in Dublin 2, then a (10 min walk), and deliver it to the FBR embassy section also in Dublin 2...?
Ill help you out...You are on teh right track, the proof of residency appears , to be the only thing they may compromise on, in this whole process,IF you cover it well.... I was in exactly the same situation as you, provided doctors letter, HMRC, Bank, a few more, my lease as well, and a letter to w...
Jeez, Thats tough...National Library of Ireland has a collection of baptisms from some many parishes....not sure the process..drop them an email... should be OK, probably just as quick as getting a birth Cert..if they have it...you may hear along the way , that records, were destroyed, fire .flood.....
Who quite knows how their systems work, some posters here some things, others, different things, just write them a letter, and at the same time do your best to get all is required..
If I could jump in...your in the UK?, or your Mum is, that seems weird, as how did she get her passport etc, as her birth cert would have her real surname, and by putting her "adopted" surname on the application she would not have presented a marriage cert(as they are not married)..unless ...
I'm going to apply for Irish citizenship through my deceased grandfather, but I have a few questions. 1. How recent do the proof of addresses need to be? Most bills etc are online now. I have an annual bank statement from around 10 months ago and an annual council tax bill from around 8 months ago. ...
