Sorry if I made it confusing :/ From what I understood, especially by looking at 2021 Thread. 1-) Yes 2-) yes 3-) Yes 4-) No. After 6 months of eVetting request you get "approved" mail and it takes a bit more time? (like 1-2 weeks after the approval letter I guess) to get certificate. Till...
With the current timeline (in 2021 application thread), it takes around 1 year to get to eVetting step, and from eVetting topic, it seems after you approve the eVetting request, it takes 6 months to progress. Most of this timeline (1 year till eVetting and 6 months after eVetting) is caused by waiti...
Googling does explain what is "notice of assesment": https://www.revenue.ie/en/self-assessment-and-self-employment/guide-to-self-assessment/how-do-you-know-what-to-pay.aspx even if you don't have p60, your tax returns will include your employer details also your tax credit document will sh...
Hi, I am stuck in a similar situation waiting for my Stamp 4. I have applied for a Stamp 4 using the support letter received. Since the office is experiencing very high delays, my application has not been processed yet. I have resigned and am waiting to join the next employer. Now they have been co...
Actually, she was away with kids for 6 months at a stretch. There was no other travel out of the state. So, a total 5 years of residence, one time out of the state for 6 months at a stretch. thank you If a person is out of state in a year up to six weeks then all good. More than 6 weeks, you should...
Where does it say it's not needed? Page 3 of form 8 says: In rare circumstances where an applicant cannot produce their current passport, or a previous passport, birth certificate or other supporting documents the applicant will be required to provide a full explanation. Such explanation should, whe...
Yes you should mention all your incidents including traffic offences in your naturalization application. Check this: https://www.immigrationboards.com/ireland/citizenship-application-traffic-offence-t314960.html This one is more severe but the idea is the same, all incidents, offences (either gone t...
Your post already have the answer: but i was advise for children’s, i have to wait until i will get mine approval as one of the parents must be Irish to apply for children’s If you or your wife (children's mom) is not Irish by naturalisation yet, then your child can't be Irish So as you were advised...
Sorry, first time hearing about 10 weeks thing. And they actually think being away for 6 weeks per year is "generous". So I doubt they will change it to 10 weeks (but would be nice if they did).
Hi I applied my irish citizenship by 5 years residency, sent my application forms on 02/11/2021, received my passport back 1 month later. I was told via phone call that I should get a reference number later, unfortunately there is nothing received since then. Is it normal? do I need to email them? ...
Not sure what’s the big fuss about it, every calendar year between 1st of January till 31st of December you are allowed to leave İreland for up to 6 weeks. More than that, you need to explain why you are absent. Simple as that. So if you will be away more than 6 weeks just send them an email, simple...
Page 10 of Form 8 says: Section 4: Previous Addresses Please list all your addresses for the last 9 years if a standard application or 5 years if married to an Irish citizen. Include Irish and overseas addresses. It's funny to see ISD still has conflicting information in their own form, just few pag...
In the application it asks for 9 years, then for evetting it asks for your all of your past addresses. Well not sure what OP is expecting as an answer, don't think anyone can advise you to skip the addresses you don't remember or don't write some of them as it will be grand. Just try to give much as...
That form is too complicated to be filled by PDF editor, I tried with Acrobat DC and it doesn’t recognize the fields and you have to create editable fields manually and it takes really long time. Just use traditional hand writing.
It means: When you fill declaration form (latest stage of citizenship application), solicitor, commissioner of oath etc. needs to declare your identity using your passport details when you sign the form, to verify that it's actually you signing the form. They write down your passport details, expire...
3-4 days gap is too short to be a problem. I have gaps with 2 weeks between each and never had a problem, and wasn’t a problem with the citizenship application so far. So don’t worry.
There are some countries that are in the flagged list or whatever they call it. So practically, if you are citizen of those non-EU countries, your application takes much longer, even there is no problem with your application. One of my friend's flatmate's application took around 3 years, before covi...
I applied using a solicitor, which is used by colleagues so I went there by reference. Gave the whole bunch of documents and answer to the questions and she did the rest. I just signed the last page of the form and that was it. I don't think there is any solid way to be sure that using solicitor mak...
Sorry one more question, at the application page it says: Full colour copies of your past and current passport or IRP cards showing all your immigration stamps Does this mean/include the passports that were expired before I arrived to Ireland? My previous passport expired in 2014 and never used it i...
Thanks Nala, I am waiting forward to hear about the updates of your application also as I just applied 1 week after you did (saw it on the timeline thread) so I hope our experiences will be similar (about applications being smooth and fast)
