What about if u get married abroad ? would she get the Iirish citzenship ?

THanks strongbow.

Thanks Nehro,
can u do it here in Ireland if u r visiting ?

Obie,

what do u mean by registred ? is it mean to go the Iirish embassy after the birth ?

I have 2 questions hopefully someone here know the answers. 1- I was made redundant and now I am seeing more options for work outside Ireland and mostly in the middle east, would this affect my newly Irish citizenship ? 2- If you get your baby while you are abroad, would the kids be automatically Ir...

Missy2 wrote:Hi dublin1,

I took the oath on the 6th of March.

thanks Missy, and when did u receive the naturalization cert. ?

I had my passport application form approved yesterday. I submitted a copy of a birth affidavit, as the original was submitted to INIS. Also included was my marriage cert and the application form. Hope this helps. when did u take the oath, it seems it takes forever to get the cert, every step in the...

receiveng the the cert is like the whole proces no time frame, u ask ppl one will tell u after 2 weeks, the another after 3 and one more will say 6

Normally Embasies wouldn't ask for your green card, and u could show them photocopy of it , plus the stamp at ur passpsort.

Hi all, Would anyone know how to speed up the process of getting the cert? The reason i'm asking is i'd have to go to a EU country officially and it would be best to get the cert and apply for Irish passport, instead of having to take visa on the Indian passport.... Also, would you know how long th...

Missy2 wrote:Just got my cert today via registered post. Congratulation Dublin on receiving your cert.

how long it took u to get since u sent them all the needed docs ?

dublin wrote:Hi All

I got my certificate yesterday by registered post. It took more then 6 weeks ( or 35 working days)

Regards

congrats, that was ur last step to get the Irish passport

Any update for the people who took the oath lately.
What about you Dublin ?

And do u get the cert. in registered post ?

I took the oath last Monday, and I been told the cert. can take form 4-6 weeks.

so if u have to travel while waiting for the cert, at the airport u can just show them approval letter and copy of garda card, anything else ?

Thanks Dublin, I have my court in 2 weeks time, so I just wanted to know the time frames for the next steps.

so it takes 4 weeks after u sned the court certifcate ?
How long it takes after u get this cert to issue Irish passport too ?

thanks all, wish u all to folllow soon.

got my approval letter last month, same day before starting my travel and specail court on 20th of April.

I am saying maybe , the Tipp letter is authorized one of the default one, as we all call Tipp for all questions.

LuasPassenger wrote:My application has taken already 35 months and I know they're not expecting any documents from me.

u must be Dublin office application

INIS website: "There are currently 16,771 applications for naturalisation with the Citizenship Division of the Department that are still awaiting a decision. The number of applications which were made more than 18 months ago is 7,065 and of these 41% (2923) are on hold awaiting a response from...

The INIS website has been updated 1) Applications for naturalisation received in mid 2007 are currently being processed 2) NATURALISATION APPLICATION FORMS HAVE CHANGED SINCE JANUARY 2009. FROM 1 MARCH 2009 YOU MUST USE THE NEW VERSION OF THE FORM TO MAKE YOUR APPLICATION. APPLICATIONS RECEIVED ON ...

I think someone (not on this forum) has at least got a decision in February. See my earlier post regarding PQs. Yes you are right , they approved some of certs ..one of my friend granted in end of jan or early feb...he applied in last week of jan07 and I did in early feb 07 so waiting for decision ...

any one knows which years applications are going for review according to the INIS? Ah, well, that depends who you ask. Mine is allegedly with the minister, I applied in mid '06. There are some that have already been approved from '07. The minister says that the AVERAGE is 22 months (statistically t...

It is been long since anyone from the board came back with good news.
seems that there is bottle neck, holding many of us so far.