You should count the reckonable periods from your passport, ie the time you were on work permit conditions. Do not count the gaps or the periods when you were not in permission. also, could you find out whether your permission was revoked when you left your employer? In anyway, if you think you qual...
we had a similar situation just with a child's irish passport. we submitted an application by passport express. however, they required additional documents. In the end, my husband chose to drive from Dublin to Balbriggan due to our travel arrangements and show them the documents they needed, and the...
i would suggest to send letter from the landlord AND the tenancy agreement, then PRTB letters and utility bills (e.g. electricity, gas, phone), bank statements, official letters like PPSN letter. If the bills are in landlord's name, submit a letter from the landlord stating that and utility bills in...
EU1 application form - Residence card for 5 years - to the nonEU national who is a spouse of EU national EU3 application form - Permanent residence card for 5 years (after completing 5 years on a Residence Card) to the nonEU national who is a spouse of EU national Both of them allow free re-entry to...
noone will register you there if you arrive together and you are not exercising your eu treaty rights. it's possible to arrive on visit visa, but first you have to get it.... in order for your wife to get permission, you will have to submit an EU1 application with the evidence of you exercising your...
if you are already in ireland and are exercising your EU treaty rights in ireland, then your spouse can apply for a join EU spouse visa (or something like that).
But your spouse will definately need a visa to come to ireland.
Hi, Forget about the work permit. No chance there. The only route is EU Treaty rights http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/EU%20Treaty%20Rights You, as EU national, have to be working in ireland (or studying , or self employed), then your spouse will get the right to reside and work in ireland as we...
in relation to housing benefit as you are calloing it, please read here... http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/supplementary_welfare_schemes/rent_supplement.html in order to qualify, one has to be renting in their own capacity for at least 6 months, plus there...
I don't see anything strange in there. Everyone is being asked for the same documents. 1. Tax credits cert can be submitted when available 2. the landlord has to register their tenancy with PRTB. The PRTB letters then have to be submitted when available. 3. I would query the date of application by e...
I am guessing that they are actually working on your application at the moment. So hopefully, as soon as the documents are submitted it won't be too long...
i can tell how it actually works. I know a couple. one is EU national, another non EU national. EU national was a couple of weeks short till 3 years of residence in the state prior to the birth of their child, thus child didnt get irish citizenship, just the citizenship of the EU parent. Non EU nati...
that rule applies to everyone, where at least one parent is not Irish or British. Meaning, if one of the parents is e.g. French or Latvian, they have to prove residency in the state for 3 out of 4 years before their child born in Ireland qualifies for Irish citizenship.
a friend of mine applied for WCATT in the middle of February, and only received his passport back this week. So it was nearly 3 months for him. His permission expired in the meantime, but that did not speed up the processing. I think if you decide to request your passport back, your application will...
if you want to move to another EU country, EU national has to travel as well. EU national has to exercise EU treaty Rights in the new country and then the non-EU spouse can apply for a residence card.
Basically, if you move to another country, you start the whole process again from the begining.
All the information is here: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/EU%20Treaty%20Rights You wife will have to submit EU3 application form with all the original documents listed. She can apply when she has 6 months left until the expiry of her latest EUFAM stamp (after 4.5 years from the original deci...
non EU children do not have to register with GNIB until they are 16. Therefore, a temporary stamp 4 for 6 months is not issued to kids, as they do not require to register with GNIB anyway... once they are granted EUTR, they do not require re-entry visa.
