http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8532868.stm The judgement said: "The court finds that the right of residence of the parent who is the primary carer of a child of a migrant worker who is in education is not conditional on that parent having sufficient resources not to become a burden on the s...
Thank you Nanette1 We've sent the documents again, I've included a certified copy of the original birth certificate, a certified copy of the certified translation of the birth certificate and a certified copy of the marriage certificate. You are right about the "write a letter that serves as a ...
Hi Nanette, Are you sure that you need to send the original translation of the birth certificate and not the certified copy of the translation? Yes, we forgot to send the certified copy of the original birth certificate. It looks that the translation has to be done in Ireland by a certified translat...
I think I found the answers myself: They want the following certified copies: -Certified Copy of the Original Birth Certificate (just a copy stamped by a solicitor) -Certified Copy of the Translation of the Birth Certificate (just a copy of a certified translation stamped by a solicitor and not the ...
Hi all, My wife had her application for naturalization returned. The reasons: - missing the Certified Copy of the Original Birth Certificate This was my fault, i didn't read the list carefully and I didn't send a separate Certified Copy of the Original Birth Certificate and I was thinking that the t...
I passed by GNIB/INIS office yesterday on my way home and I've noticed about 20 people with posters, they didn't look to happy (it was miserable outside). Every three weeks I do some night work and on my way home at around 5:30 am. I can see people (immigrants) waiting outside . Yesterday all those ...
Go to GNIB as soon as you get the letter from DOJ with the acknoledgement that they've received your application for EU treaty rights, GNIB should give you STAMP4 for 6 months, based on that letter. This will allow you to work for 6 months until you get your application processed. ________ IRISH REC...
Why not just carry a real Irish passport? Hi ca.funke, Having Irish citizenship and an Irish passport doesn't solve all the problems. Let's say that you are Indian or Ukrainian and you haven't renounced to your nationality after you got your Irish citizenship. If you have to go back home you will h...
Hi Guys, Thank you very much for your updates. The thing is that I don't want to risk at the borders due to immigration officers not knowing the laws of EU or Ireland. My wife will travel to Ukraine and if she wants to go back to Ireland, the border police in Ukraine might not know that the Stamp 4 ...
Hi All, I found this document on a link posted by ca.funke on another thread, from the Swiss Embassy website, that has a list of all Irish GNIB cards that allow entry to Switzerland. What is amazing about this document, is the fact that it has a list of all the Irish GNIB Cards and type of Immigrati...
Hi All, As I found out today the Visa office is not issuing anymore re-entry visas to Stamp 4 EUFam holders. Now this can be a good thing but it could lead to problems as well. I am concerned that my wife could be stoped boarding a flight back to Ireland by the likes of Ryan Air or check-in personel...
Hi All, My wife received her registered letter today and thanks God she was granted the residence based on the EU Treaty Rights. I sent them a registered letter last week, with a reminder that they have to process the application in maximun 6 months according with the EU Directive 38/2004. I think t...
UKStephen, I would go to GNIB first and tell them your situation. The EU treaty rights section doesn't have a good record and it takes them longer than 6 months to process applications. My wife is in the same boat as your wife. I've emailed and sent them remainder letters but to no answer. I even ph...
Hi murilloinf, I was just about to ask the same here. My wife applied last November and we haven't heard anything yet. I need to send them a letter and ask for a update. But first I might email them, the email address is eutreatyrights@justice.ie . Already someone was succesfull in getting an update...
I've done the oath and sent the letter mid January and I've got the cert today. A laminated A4 page with my photo and only in Irish. It took 3 years and 6 months to get the cert since the day I've applied in August 2005. Regards, Mendo P.S I've attached a sample copy of the cert: http://img9.imagesh...
Lost Soul wrote: After applying in June 2006 I finally received my Certificate of Naturalisation yesterday. It is an A4 laminated certificate fairly presentable but two points stick out: 1) The INIS are too budget conscious to use decent envelopes so the postman folded it in half. 2) The certificat...
I sent out everything on the 15 of January to Dublin DOJ. I received a confirmation letter the other day 30th of January, it says that they received my letter and the enclosed documents on the 15th January 2009. The thing is that the post office gave me two postal orders one for 450 euro and one for...
Hi Sovtek, From what I could see from my wife's application, it looks that they will ask you for the PCC after they've processed your application. They could refuse your application and they wont ask you for the PCC. Once they get that from you then they are waiting for the Irish PCC (usually it tak...