My husband, son (my husband's stepson) and I recently moved to Ireland from South Africa. As my own Irish passport was delayed, my son and I entered on our South African passports, as my husband's dependants (we all entered the country at the same time) with no issues. As far as I am aware, there is...
There is a post on the Irish passport Service Twitter page about FBR's, maybe you can reply to that to find out about what can be done re getting her citizenship before the baby is born. @PassportIRL
I'm not sure that they are processing again - in South Africa, all correspondence is received from our Embassy, and not directly from Dublin. It is very likely that it was sent back to SA before they stopped processing applications.
It's a pleasure - blame it on the pressure to get it right after all the work that goes into getting the documents, it makes for high levels of anxiety. Next comes the self doubt that everything was, in fact done correctly - we have all been there 🤣 I received the wonderful news that my FBR has been...
When you select how your parent received their citizenship (first page of form), you should select "born abroad to a parent born in Ireland". I think you have accidentally selected foreign birth registration in that selection.
Good luck!
If your father was born in Northern Ireland, you don't need to apply for foreign birth registration, you can apply directly for a passport (unless he renounced his citizenship, in which case I am not sure).
A minor is covered by the parents permission to stay in Ireland until they are 16. Her daughter will only need to register with Immigration on her 16th birthday. She won't have any issue entering Ireland if her mother is granted permission.
Hi Everyone, I have been following this thread for a while, but this is my first time posting. From what I have seen, most people have applied for FBR via a grandparent. Is there anyone else who is applying through a parent, who was registered on the FBR prior to their birth? I submitted my applicat...
