there is a new section dealing with applications in relation to irish citizen children and zambrano. Try Repatriation section. usually if you write to the wrong section, the letter finds its way to the correct one. unless there are any serious issues with your case...
Under the provisions of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 2004, children born of certain foreign national parents on or after 1 January 2005 are not automatically entitled to Irish citizenship. Foreign national parents of children born in the island of Ireland on or after 1 January 2005 must...
zambrano in ireland applies only when the child ir irish. Since your child is polish, you could get residency based on zambrano in poland only. if you wife is not exercising her eu treaty rights (working or studying), then you do not have the right to stay here. that will be the case when you apply ...
the dates on the entry visa indicate the timeframe when the visa holder must enter ireland. the visa holder can enter even if it is the last day of the visa validity. visa is just for entry. at the entry the immigration will place a stamp in the passport for the appropriate duration, lets say 1 mont...
hi, just wanted to share that a friend of mine who applied for citizenship in january 2009 finally received his approval letter. it's been a long wait. good luck to all who are still waiting.
As you are an EU citizen, you do not have any immigration stamps in your passport, and you do not need them. You need 3 application forms and 3 fees of 175 euros. Husband's application should have all his documents, including his employment, etc. Your application should have all your documents, incl...
well, stamp 4 after the work permits is only given with intention for you to apply for LTR, until you get the decision. It won't be given to you forever...
Long term residency is only for people on work permits. If you have 5 years on work permits, then you are eligible to apply for long term residency. if your residency is on some other basis like IBC, spouse of irish national, etc, then you are not eligible to apply for LTR. Under LTR they get stamp ...
if you get long term residency stamp 4 for 5 years, you will not qualify for WCATT stamp. after 5 years on your LTR stamp 4, your permission will be renewed for another 5 years with your immigration officer automatically.
what is the Person Identity Number asked in the section 2 of the application form? is it the dept number on our gnib card ? These are the new things that the department started last year. Don't worry, if you dont have your numbers, leave them blank. Application number is looks something like that 1...
1. in order for your citizenship application to be completed (whenever it's going to happen), you need to be in permission and to have a valid GNIB card 2. if you currently have stamp under EUTR, your immigration officer will not give you stamp 4 on zambrano. he will tell you to write to to zambrano...
if you are divorced and granted retention, thus you retain the rights under EUTR, thus you retain the same stamp... maybe that's the way theya re looking at it... However, I would agree, that Stamp 4 would be more suitable... but with stamp 4 you would have to get re-entry visa to ireland. maybe tha...
Ok, I checked the facts and asked my friend, and it turns out I was mistaken... His last schengen visas for valid for a year, but he became naturalised soon after and didnt need any more schengen visas for travelling. so yes, it looks like the longest visa is for 12 months. sorry about the confusion.
