hi, i just applied for the eutr1 and i sent my application on 24/09/24 and they revived it on the 25th. i’m currently holding a stamp 2 visa which is due to expire on the 30th of this month. i know i am legally allowed to remain in the country during the course of my application process but i have ...

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Hi @btorog, Normally they stamp your passport for your first registration. After registering, your IRP will be posted to you within 15 working days. Enquire well if you are supposed to visit the Garda in Carrickmacross or the big one in Monaghan town. Not all Garda has immigration services. Find out...

Hi, The spouse visa can take few months to a year for Irish family. After your spouse arrival, she has to apply for stamp 4 for Irish spouse. The first permission is normally given for 3 years then after 3 years she can apply for Irish citizenship, she still has to make sure she renews her stamp 4 u...

So far as they realise you have a fiancee who is Polish national or other EU state citizen, there will be a question mark on your application. Alot of people were ones like you and didn't return. They like to even refuse short stay visas for Polish spouses. It's a 50/50 gamble. The best option is wh...

Hi, The Polish immigration don't really encourage Polish citizens with foreigner marriages, then residency. You need to plan your application properly. It would be best you marry outside of Poland then apply for National type D visa (for temporary residence). The easiest will be moving with your Pol...

Hi, You will have a hard time returning back to Ireland because the immigration at your country of departure can not verify the certificate plus the airline will deny you boarding. When your IRP has expired it becomes useless even in the state. Best you wait for your Irish passport or risk getting s...

Update: 12/08/2024 : Application received 20/08/2024 : A letter asking for a copy of all pages of my passport 23/08/2024 : Additional documents sent 30/08/2024 : Letter asking to register my appointment for temporary stamp 4 for 9 months. I have booked an appointment, what documents I should provid...

She can transit Nederlands or even enter the country. Brazilians don't need a visa to Nederlands for 90/180days Regarding the expired IRP, it will be best she waits for her new residence permit. Some airlines are notorious to refuse boarding if they see the IRP has expired and she is trying to re-en...

Hi there send in my EUTR4 forms for the review of the EUTR1 application seems they are now considering my UN 1951 Travel document they asked the colour copies and confirmation of my refugee status in France , kids births certificates and their passport photos they replied after 2 days by email to m...

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Yes the application will be accepted. That's how most people do it anyway when they don't have their own accommodation yet. Just make sure you don't spread the news.

Hi, You are allowed to travel without your Irish spouse if your IRP was "Stamp 4EUFAM" If you want to apply for visa based on being married to an EU citizen you have to travel with/meet your spouse in the destination country. ** At the airport no one checks whether the EU citizen is really...

Hi, You will receive your registration certificate immediately after you register. Yes he can come in November. He just has to make sure he is in the schengen zone before mid of December. If he is going to remain in Nederlands before his visa expires, he shouldn't have a problem but best he register...

When he is in EU he has 90days like you in every schengen country withour registration regardless of the number of days written on the visa. In simple words he has unlimited stay when he is in the schengen zone. But if he stays more than his number of days on his visa and exit schengen area, he will...

If you plan to live in your country of origin your partner will be under domestic laws. You should have registered your partnership abroad then re-register in your country yourself. You don't need any residence registration. It will be best you move to Nederlands for now, stay there for atleast 6 mo...

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Mon Aug 19, 2024 9:24 pm

But as we are unmarried and unregistered partners, can we would only be allowed to get a residence permit for him from a country where they recognize us as a family, right?

Exactly. But not all EU countries are fond of partnership. Registered partnership makes the relationship more genuine.

So if I understand it correctly if I am not in my country I can stay for 90 days and if we want to stay longer we would need to do residence registration like the BSN thing equivalent to Netherlands? If you are in the schengen area with your partner each of you can stay 90days in every schengen cou...

Furthermore, you can visit your country of origin for 3 months but if you plan to live there your partner will be under domestic immigration law.

A last question: do you think it'd be a problem if after arriving in Netherlands and we go to my country and do a short trip to register our partnership there, as it would be much easier for me and us to do that? I am a bit confused because the Directive also mentions visa facilitation for short-st...

Actually since Netherlands recognizes durable partners and we submitted proof of our cohabitation and more proofs in a PDF, I don't think it's that. It seemed they wanted proof of me being a resident there. In the end we got happy news today and the visa got approved!! Thanks a lot for your help! T...

In the right way it shouldn't count since he wasn't an Irish citizen before you were married.

Seek clarification with the department and as I said there's nothing wrong in trying.

I think what @Meself2 posted is right. You should know you were married before he became an Irish citizen. I believe years before he became an Irish citizen doesn't count. The rule is you have to be married to an Irish citizen for 3 years to be able to apply for naturalisation. Take note naturalisat...

She will first need to sort out her legal status in Italy if you still want to marry there. Probably by claiming asylum. Since you are not an EU citizen as soon as she leaves Italy she will be banned for years and also she doesn't have any legal rights to stay or return unlike for EU citizens famili...

Hi, Unfortunately no one knows how long it will take for them to complete the review. It can take anywhere from months to 2 years. Fortunately your spouse being pregnant will play a positive role in the decision making. Write an email and letter by registered post to the department informing them yo...

Hi, You can ask your landlord to send a copy of the signed letter via email. You just print and add it to the other documents. It's normal for issuing a temporary IRP stamp 4 to EU family members because your application has not been decided yet. In other EU countries they issue a letter or visa sti...