Dear Jhb, wel llet me put similar kind of scenario but still would like to clarify. my and mrs are irish via naturalisation and if some one had a baby born in uk then what will be the implications. will we have to register with foreign birth register in the irish embassy ? whats people opinion abou...

Scenario - My great grandfather was born in Ireland and was an Irish citizen, my Mother is Irish through the foreign birth register but was born outside of Ireland. I am Irish through Naturalisation based on descent and my son is Irish through Naturalisation. I have subsequently left Ireland. If we...

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Got this info off the foreign affairs website. A person born abroad to a parent who, although not born in Ireland, was otherwise an Irish citizen at the time of the person’s birth, can become an Irish citizen by applying for Foreign Births Registration, either to the Irish Diplomatic or Consular M...

Thanks for all the responses so far. However I would like to draw youre attention to this website http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/moving_country/irish_citizenship/irish_citizenship_through_birth_or_descent.html, and in particular this statement - If your parent derived Irish citizenship in ano...

Hi jhbmike, If it's not going to be too much hazel, why not arrange for your wife to come back to Ireland and have the baby. That way you can be sure that any potential snag would be avoided. Btw, I didn't realize you've left Ireland. Hope it's a lot 'sunnier' wherever you are. Have a nice day mate...

Sorry link doesnt seem to be working so ive just copied and pasted the relevent info off the citizens info website. Irish citizenship through birth or descent Information Irish citizenship through birth or descent is a complex area. This document aims to explain the law regarding Irish citizenship a...

Thanks for all the responses so far. However I would like to draw youre attention to this website http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/moving_country/irish_citizenship/irish_citizenship_through_birth_or_descent.html, and in particular this statement - If your parent derived Irish citizenship in anot...

Scenario - My great grandfather was born in Ireland and was an Irish citizen, my Mother is Irish through the foreign birth register but was born outside of Ireland. I am Irish through Naturalisation based on descent and my son is Irish through Naturalisation. I have subsequently left Ireland. If we ...

9jeirean wrote:I got he approval letter for my child yesterday. Application sent May9th. Took 4+ months to process. A huge improvement it has to be said. I pray INIS will keep this up.

Nice one, Congrats.

Just wondering. Have been hearing all those people being refused citizenship application while they have minor offended. Has anyone being unemployed for past couple of year (lost their job) and got naturalized at all? Thank you. Yes but never claimed any benefits and also wife was working with good...

I think what Lutus is asking is on what grounds the minor to naturalised parents will be granted citizenship through naturalisation. There are 3 ways a person can be naturalised. 1 Residency, 2. Associacion and 3. Spouse of Irish citizen. There are certain implications based on how you were granted ...

This place can help

http://www.sandfordlanguages.ie/

hiiiiiiiiiiii great bit shock how its possible to get citizenship approval in 7 months.if you dont mind can i ask you personal question .i want to apply for my citizenship.i dont think i will be able to get in aleast 2 years.when your son apply for citizenship.how long they wrote in letter for proc...

scrudu wrote:One person from the EditGrid list quoted the following: "Oath on May 20th to Cert June 8th"

Thanks for the reply scrudu. Sounds promising.

Got my sons approval for citizenship 2 weeks ago. It took 7 months in total. Anyone know how long the certs are taking to issue now. Im on a bit of a deadline. I sent payment off 2 weeks ago and am being transferred with my company in the middle of next month. I know mine took 5 weeks and at the beg...

I have a situation which is somewhat confusing to me, so calling on you guys for some advice. We are moving to Spain next month( being transferred with job). Wife is pregnant so baby will be born in Spain. Because I am a naturalised Irish citizen not born in Ireland what nationality can I claim for ...

TRV wrote:folks, i have got my son's approval letter this morning. took 7-8 months. applied in sept 2009.

Thats wonderful. You must be pleased.

Congrats Citi pleased for you. Still 10 months is ridiculous when ther are no real checks to do.

AShawna wrote:After making an application for the minor with the required documents, is there anything else required? Further documention?

Or is it just that after the acknowledgement the certificate appears in the post?

I believe that to be the case. Couldnt see them requiring further information.

Ben wrote:

craicindublin wrote:LEAVE TO RAIN

I was quite enjoying the sun, as it goes.

For how long have you been lawfully resident in Ireland?

Not nice Ben. Could of been a typo.

Must be form 8 as neither parent is a naturalised citizen. However will have to wait until 18 years of age.

I'm worried that by the time INIS gets around to processing my son's application, he would have already turned 18. I submitted his application about 10 days shy of his 17th birthday. Would that make a difference seeing as he was a minor at the time of the application? For example, if a 17 year old ...

If they claimed Irish citizenship through FBR, you would not be entitled to FBR (*assuming they claimed FBR after July 1986). Off-topic, but why is this the case. I thought that the FBR cycle could continue indefinitely. e.g. if person A claims Irish citizenship through FBR, then when he has a chil...

http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP10000007 Temporary arrangements for telephone helpline services We are unable to provide Immigration, Citizenship or Visa helpline services at the present time. However, if you have an urgent query, please submit it in writing to the contact address indicated ...