Section 14: References This section should be completed by three Irish Citizens who are not related to you or act as a solicitor/agent for you. http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Citizenship%20Application%20Form%20-%20guidance%20note.pdf/Files/Citizenship%20Application%20Form%20-%20guidance%20note.pdf s...
benifa, i think that the quotes are only relative for the family benefits. i don't think that this family would qualify for any of those anyway. sounds like a newly wed family, no kids (they were even asking how many meetings they need to prove the relationship). jobseekers benefit / allowance autom...
in relation to referees, they have to be irish born citizens and not naturalised. and most probably adults and not minors.
the 3 irish born nationals should fill in the the page where required themselves. i guess you can use the same referees on all three applications.
sorry, cannot answer your question. but just an idea. if there are any seats near by maybe your wife could take a seat while you hold the queue, and she could just join you at the very top of the queue. i know you would expect pregnant women to be served ahead of everyone else, however, it does not ...
by the way, did anyone had an idea to actually call tipp and ask them in relation to the spouses of the newly naturalised irish. because i think we can discuss that as much as we want, but it depends on the actual procedures that citizenship in tipp have.
what if she tried to apply in 2011 as having 5 years in the country and fills in the form as a spouse of irish national as well... she will qualify as having 5 years in the country and by the time of the processing she would have completed 3 years as a spouse of an irish national... therefore, her p...
one more thing. if you are currently out of permission (illegal) in the country (i think it's 3 months or something), your record would be locked on the system and GNIB wouldn't be able to unlock it and update your status. you would then have to apply to dep of justice (not LTR section) to regularis...
room1102, sorry for not wording it clearly. everytime any section in dep of justice grants anything to anyone, like LTR, they would send a letter to the applicant informing them about that and as well, they would send a letter to GNIB instructing GNIB to give an appropriate stamp to that applicant w...
walrusgumble -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- some bad news. for those who use to be able to go to court yo seek mandamus order (force minister to stop delaying) after 1 1/2 years as in the case of Edwards J KM 2007 IEHC 234, the following case, which...
room1102, that would actually be interesting to know. i guess you will have to try and let us know. i guess it should be ok, but you would only be getting your stamp till january 2014, as it is 5 years from the date of the letter. the problem may be that the section would send instructions to GNIB a...
if a parent is naturalised, then the child gets stamp 4 as a dependant of irish national. but it would depend on the age of the child... if a 'child' is around 25 and married I don't think that it would work, as he wouldn't be a dependant any more... so the age is a bit of the grey area. if a child ...
they are going to ask for a 6 month bank statement, and any recent large amount money transfers into the account will get the bells ringing. they will check the payslips and any earnings you get to see whether it is compatable with your bank statement... not sure of the actual amount in the bank nee...
in order to change to stamp 1, you need to get a work permit.
in order to change to stamp 2, you have be a student.
there are no options so far for you to change to stamp 4, unless you provide more information on your status and your personal circumstances.
time spent as a student does not count for naturalisation, so no need to submit P60 for those years. you should have 5 years on your working visa before applying. make sure about the gaps when counting your stamps. date of arrival to state put your original date when you first arrived. i think there...
mad, have you applied for WCATT stamp? that would keep you safe in the country while your application for naturalisation is being finalised. you are probably aware that claiming social welfare may not be a good idea while awaiting for naturalisation.
mad, just one question... on what basis are you resident in the state for 12 years? time spent as student or asylum seeker does not count towards that reckonable residency 3 years needed for the child to be irish... just in case... as Benifa said, having an irish born /citizen child does not help in...
HamzaCork, to apply for long term res you have to submit a copy of your GNIB card, copy of all your passport since your arrival and copy of your work permits or copy of the sticker of your working visa/authorisation. no need for P60. make sure you don't count any gaps in between your stamps and don'...
Q. My child was born in Ireland after 1st January, 2005, are they an Irish citizen? A. The Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act, 2004, which commenced on 1 January, 2005 provides that certain non-Irish nationals are required to be resident in the island of Ireland for a three year period prior to t...
