Thanks very much for letting me know,I just answered the query of one of the gentleman according to my experience.I believe we are all on the same boat and looking for help to each other.we should stay positive.this thing only can realise the person in the situation.others who got the approvals can...

They don’t send letters to everyone.I know many peoples got approval without receiving any 2nd stage letter.it’s worth if you receive the letter but if you don’t get it,just send them email and they will use different phrases as I mentioned in my above post.these are all the code words to know the ...

When they reply:application is being processed it means your application is at initial stage and might take longer When they reply:continues to be processed:they are working on it When they reply:advance stage:your application is being prepared to send to minister When they reply:well advanced:appl...

roamingbee wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 04, 2021 10:07 pm

Are original documents in English ok to send or will my application be rejected because they're not signed by a solicitor?

No. Application will not be rejected.
Your marriage certificate will simply be returned to you and will be asked to make a certified copy and send it back.

This could be helpful: https://www.immigrationboards.com/ireland/travelling-after-applying-for-citizenship-t312083.html Applicants are expected to live in the State. It doesn't stop you from leaving but Minister can exercise their power and revoke the citizenship if they satisfied that person does n...

ya you need to read whats needed to apply open your eyes - p60 and payslips don't need to be sent to apply for Naturalisation. many unemployed people aswell as employed people successfully get Naturalisation You are really struggling with reading and understanding basic English. Just go read the gu...

toby2020 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 03, 2021 7:11 pm

This is not needed, many spouses apply for irish Naturalisation who are married to irish citizen and they don't work.

Learn how to read.
OP is not a "many spouses" and is indeed employed.

SAL1507 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 03, 2021 11:52 am

my 3 monthly payslips and bank statement
p60 for last 2 years

And a letter from your employer confirming your employment and the date when you started working.

SAL1507 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:28 pm

Do you mean the certified copies of both passports(mine and my wife's)?
Do I need a fresh tax clearance certificate if I live in the UK?

Yes. And your original passport including any old passport you may have.
Yes.

Certified copy.
Don't forget to your fresh tax clearance certificate.

Guys this topic is about the content of the second letter. If you haven't received a second letter, be it about the status of the application or a decision, then there's nothing to discuss.

Check your letter boxes.

ZA2020 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 02, 2021 1:15 pm

Thanks vorona.someone told me that it means application is ready to go to minister.

Wait until that someone sends you a second letter.

Hi there,I sent an email to know the status of my application,they replied that processing of your application is well advanced.and you will receive minister’s decision in due course.can any body tell me what is well advanced come from Wait until you get a second letter. Background checks basically.

It takes 4 months on average according to the most recent reports.
I suspect that applications sent to the department during lockdown will not even be opened until lockdown ends since they can't verify passports from home.

I am not going to open a new thread for something that is not related to me or my future plans as I am here in the state and happy of my job I am thinking of being an employee in an Irish embassy, otherwise how can I work for the Irish government out of the state.Can anybody give me examples, even ...

This is the part that I mean and I dont understand, all the time just I am thinking of being an employee in an Irish embassy, otherwise how can I work for the Irish government out of the state.Can anybody give me examples, even in an embassy , I dont think they will recruit a non naturalised person...

It depends on the type of job, some people can apply for citizenship even if they were working out side of Ireland, not sure about the details, something like humanitarian or for the benefit of state, someone can enlighten us, but surely there is, it is on inis website, but I do not understand it w...

This was very helpful. Thanks Everyone. I forgot to mention that while away from Ireland, I will still be employed in state, on Irish payroll and working from home. But reading through replies it looks like it wont make a difference. You can have a job or own a property, but if you're not living he...

If you apply for citizenship and then leave Ireland for long periods of time this can be viewed as lack of intention to live in the state and will most likely negatively affect your citizenship application. One question on the form asks about your future plans about residing here. If the situation i...

My Brazilian colleague was filling out the naturalisation form the other day and asked me to act as a referee and to help her with the form. I couldn’t do that because I’m not an Irish citizen and she asked if her Irish husband can be a referee. I said to her that he indeed can. In fact, there is no...

No.
You must inform them only if you become unemployed or claim social welfare payments.
Changing your job is not considered as important change in your circumstances since you're still supporting yourself financially.

Do your emails have the correct application reference number in them? Just received an email to send the signed declaration but the application reference number in the email is incorrect. Haven't received the approval letter before as well. :? Better email them and ask. It could be a mistake and th...

then they would not put hard stop at may and possible next ceremony at December. Just looking at virtual ceremony example(2mnth to prer trial, 2 mnth post trial decision), shows that department is only flexible to some extend. I think that we won't see any proper ceremonies this year. The risk to t...

I am more pessimistic. I think the will wait for vaccinations to complete prior to planned ceremony in December, closer to December if it will not happen same story with affidavit will repeat. I don't see benefit for them to keep affidavit, covid19 is good excuse for delays. Also Killirney had paid...

My understanding is it is for approved and some waiting to be approved as well. They are saying that fee needs to be paid along with submitting the declaration while most people who are approved would have paid the fee within 10 days of approval Just a formality. They must put it in writing that a ...