Hello everyone, I've been around for 2 years on stamp 1G being sponsored by my spouse who held a CSEP and stamp 1. My spouse has now moved to stamp 4 and I understand that I'm able to remain in spousal stamp 1g renewing annually as before. However, when it comes to actually renewing in the inis webs...

Long story short, by the time my CSEP expires I wouldn't have met the 21 months in stamp 1 in order to move to stamp 4. Which is why my company has reapplied and gotten a new CSEP which canceled the previous one. My questions are regarding my current IRP (Issued with the now canceled CSEP) -Do I hav...

Sorry, I meant to create a new topic instead of posting to the old one, which is why the roles are inverted. For the purposes of the last post, I am the dependant.

And yes, if my company were sponsoring I could report the renewal fees as expenses and get them back. Otherwise I can't.

So my spouse is A CSEP holder with a stamp 1 and I'm working under a spousal stamp 1G, which has been a headache for me because of the following: 1-We applied for our first renewal last august (irp was valid til October, matching the CSEP issue date) and to my surprise, the new expiry dates don't ma...

I was sponsored for a CSEP back in my home country and around 6 months elapsed in between getting an entry visa, landing in Ireland, getting an immigration appointment and finally receiving my first Stamp 1 IRP. Because of this, by the time my CSEP expires, a total of 18 and 20 months will have had ...