I wasnt automatically entitled to it. I never said my grandfather was born in Ireland. I said my great grandfather was. My mom was automatically entitled to Irish citizenship, but because she never exercised that right before I was born, the chain was broken, hence the application for naturalisation.
I applied for naturalization after being in Ireland for only 2 years. Applied on the basis of association. Mother was FBR, but only after my birth. Great Grandfather was born in Ireland. Application was approved.
Hi, Apologies if this has been answered before but I am unable to locate in the forum :( . I am naturalized citizen married to Irish Born citizen (after 2005). I recently moved abroad with my spouse and was reading through form 5 (FORM 5 - IRISH NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP ACT 1956). In the form it...
From personal experience i know it takes 2 weeks from Madrid and 14 months from Johannesburg. The differences are huge.
It all depends on how many people are applying.
Did your mother gain citizenship via the FBR system before you were born? If so, you can apply to be an Irish Citizen by going down the FBR route as well, using her FBR certificate (amongst other documents) as evidence. If she gained her citizenship after you were born, I don't think that you can a...
I currently live outside Ireland. I recieved my naturalization based on Irish associations. Would I need to register. I have registered once before at the consulate here but tbh, it is such a pain going down to do it. On the form 5 it states the following THIS FORM IS ONLY FOR NATURALISED IRISH CITI...
I know I'm not a citizen until it is granted, but I was wondering if they let you live there while the application is processed? I am American. I have not applied yet. I'm working with a solicitor over there to analyse my case to see if it is worth applying or not. Short answer......absolutely not,...
[ I have 2 sons. The first was born in Dublin but I wasnt Irish at the time so after I was naturalised he became naturalised. The second son born in Spain to Irish citizen and obtains citizenship through FBR. When they grow up and have kids of ther own, their children will have to follow ver differ...
Ben wrote:Ah now. It's widely known that the age of consent in Waterford is 13 and a half - and even that's only if you live in a caravan or on Ballybeg.
It absolutely does make a huge difference. If the parents were naturalised and werent born in Ireland then the child that will be born in India is not automatically Irish, hence they cannot just wals into the Irish Embassy and apply for passport. Firstly the child will have to be put on the Foreign...
It absolutely does make a huge difference. If the parents were naturalised and werent born in Ireland then the child that will be born in India is not automatically Irish, hence they cannot just wals into the Irish Embassy and apply for passport. Firstly the child will have to be put on the Foreign...
what will be the procedure to get irish passport for new born child if child born in india for irish passport holders of parents. you mean naturalized parents? Doesn't make a difference. It absolutely does make a huge difference. If the parents were naturalised and werent born in Ireland then the c...
Hello, thank you for the reply. Yes a few reasons. First of all, I completed my KOL test to obtain my NTL visa. But I realised that I moved house, somewhere a long the line I misplaced this letter – and I know I should have kept a copy of it. The Home office does not keep copies, or are unable to g...
Really is disgraceful that you will have to wait that long. I have just been through the process through the embassy in Madrid for my son and turnaround time was only 10 days. Total time with getting FBR and passport was two and a half months. my mom went through the Fbr process about a decade back ...
Google "Retention of South Aftrican Citizenship" and you will be delighted to hear that it should be no issue at all as that requirement in the law has been repealed :lol: , except that the civil servants in London have not yet been informed :roll: . (Well seven years is a bit soon for th...
form 9. Fairly straightforward application. No checks. Even in the old days with the backlogs and everything, it was processed within 6 months. Nowadays it might even be quicker.
Hi guys It was my turn today The letter landed. It has been a great day. I had waited 4 years for this I applied with my wife 2007 July For whatever reasons INIS gave my wife 14 months ago and refused to give me till this morning Though I am happy it is all over but I am appalled at the system. I t...
....but it wasn't the irish-taxpayer that picked up the bill- they're to stingy anyway !! All that money came from the EU (Brussels).....but it did create short- to medium-term employment for the money-hungry "paddies"... Rubbish! Where did you get that from? Brussels pays asylum seekers!...
over 8 pages of jobs... (IT) http://www.jobs.ie/Jobs.aspx?Categories=269%2C4%2C128%2C161&Regions=&Keywords= nearly 3 pages in which half offered in developing countries (Manual Trades) http://www.jobs.ie/Jobs.aspx?Categories=2%2C181%2C266%2C10%2C17%2C121&Regions=&Keywords= and thats...
Things not that bad???????????? According to the State's economic think-tank emmigration is now the worst in the history of the state. Take a look at this article published in the Irish Independent today. http://www.independent.ie/national-news/1000-a-week-forced-to-emigrate-2503543.html The countr...
Things not that bad???????????? According to the State's economic think-tank emmigration is now the worst in the history of the state. Take a look at this article published in the Irish Independent today. http://www.independent.ie/national-news ... 03543.html
