Good question, actually. Do not have the answer (consider as "up").

Got my one too yesterday. 14:35

For those still waiting patiently, just got the following:

I know from the application form that the 6 weeks rule is for each year of residency claimed. In my case, I was out the state for 8 weeks during the 1st year of residency and less than 6 weeks in the next 4 years of residency. As of today I am resident in the state for 5 years and 2 months. Has any...

I think I am going to write back informing them of my legal right under EU law, and inform them that I have applied for my residence card. Do the former for now but not the latter yet. Telling that you applied for a residence card will open path for suspicion that you are going to divorse your Iris...

Rcrowley32 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 11, 2018 11:25 am

I submitted my expired card, as there was no ceremony date yet when I got approval. Didn’t have any problems. I would say just send the expired card to make sure you get the next ceremony.

Clever you, but it is not going to work out just like this (see here).

broli wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 26, 2018 7:55 am

Do you think i should expect another letter ?

I would say so. Although it is more than nothing, it does not seem to be the invitation.

Just to avoid multiplication of similar topics, I will ask too. My topic was also locked. While the first topic to which further discussion was redirected by you is too generic, I created mine for a specific purpose. The fact that up to now there seem to be no instances of invitations to the ceremon...

chaoclive wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 23, 2018 7:43 pm

Nope! They're cutting it a little fine, aren't they!?

They are indeed! This is just very gently said. I am getting nervous...

Hi- I'm slightly confused about this rule. My question is: Do we have to mention the absences which are longer than 6 week or all the trips needs to be mentioned if I was cumulatively out of Ireland for more than 6 week in any given year? E.g. I can have 7 trips of one week long. Does that count as...

srinidhi82 wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:44 pm

any obvious changes in the form ?

The only change I noticed is about IRP vs. GNIB (and even this not everywhere where GNIB was originally mentioned).

soo its best wait an other few months then submit a application will cover all 6+ week absence holiday 🤔🤔 Yep, you can read something more on this topic (google searches "Immigration lawyers warn ‘six-week rule’ is unconstitutional" and "IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING NATURALISATION APPL...

you can submit an additional letter detailing the reasons for the absence along with the application, I did the same and my application is now approved. Generally, this does not work. Although, I agree that there is a limited number of types of absences (like working abroad for an Irish company, of...

hi all can anybody explain if anybody outside the state over 6 week how many days gonna deducted from residency this includes 6 week or just extra days gonna count Absences for over 6 weeks are excluded from one's reckonable residence in their entirety. Unfortunately. But the most frustrating thing...