Thanks a mill for quick reply Ben. And last question.. Since she is going to stay 90 days. Do i need to go to GNIB and get her registered? My mum-in-law ( Non visa required national) visited few years back in 07 and was given 1 month stamp and was told to register with GNIB if she want to stay longe...
Thanks everyone for reply. Sorry was away all day, just now got the time to reply. Has any of the buddies online this forum ( Visa required or NoN Visa required / Non EU), travelled through ferry and got their passport stamped? Just want to make sure, This is me first trip on Ferry.. so am not sure....
Hi There, Me sister is non-visa required national. She is planning to visit us for couple of months and travel around europe. Question i have is, we planning to travel using Ferry from Dublin to Liverpool. And than back . She want to stay around 4 months in Ireland and travel around europe. She is a...
Hi Robby, We were in similar situation twice in a row. Whereby fine notice never reached us and it went to court. Once in dublin other time in County court. Do few things : i) Take all the proof of communication in print with you ii) Dont miss the court appointment (Judges are linient if you are pre...
Hi There, Without valid stamp or visa is just to risky. Try to get either of them. Reason am saying is, am not sure where u travelling too, but i have seen in asian countries or even some european countries, they check for atleast one legit residency document. Contact GNIB or INIS.. I know its close...
Hi Mendos,
My birth cert was in non-English. I just went to me solicitor, filled in birth affidavit (showed him original birth cert, English translation and me passport) and got him to sign and stamp it.
It worked for me naturalisation application.
Regards
tiggs
Hi NearlyIrish, Yep she will get stamp4. Was in same situation, took me naturalisation cert and got her stamp changed. Once stamp was changed than applied for me passport. Some immigration officer MAY ask for passport (i found it strange too, only happned to one friend in dublin). But so far my expe...
Hi there, When in doubt contact INIS or workpermits department. Either ways this is what i find on citizensinformation website : http://www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/employment/migrant-workers/employment-permits/work_permits If you applied for your work permit before 1 June 2009 your spouse ...
Hi All, Friend of mine didnt have birth certificate as it was lost. So she sent similar affidavit which she attached with her naturalization application to passport office. And they were ok with it. No questions asked. On affidavit solicitor has to state the reason and stamp/sign it. Mine was in non...
Check this link : http://www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/moving-country/irish-citizenship/irish_citizenship_through_birth_or_descent It gives you most of the story. " Other foreign national parents of children born in the island of Ireland on or after 1 January 2005 must prove that they h...
And do check old threads in this forum. there were few similar cases as yours. Might check with them what happened to their GNIB status. If i come across any link will post it here.
regards
Tiggs
Hi there, Since you have been long time here in Ireland, hopefully you be ok. You mentioned you are working isnt it ? If so, try to get ur Visa /GNIB category changed to work permit or green card. That should help your case. States and Ireland do have some sort of agreement about people getting fast...
Thanks for the replies. Its just bit of a hassle.. But am hoping for fairly short queue as we are flying on working days...and noons.
Fingers crossed.
Regards
Tiggs
HI there, Please find me input to your questions, but when in doubt always call up INIS naturalisation section : q: how long the process will probably take ? ans : On average Minimum 23 months to 36 Months. But there is no hard and fast rule about it. If you check this link, you will get rough idea ...
Hi Buddies, As you know i got Naturalised recently, My spouse is a NON-EEA citizen living in Ireland with me for Past 8 Yrs. For any Trips abroad on our way back, we both had to queue in Non-EU queue at Dublin Airport Immigration check. Does my naturalisation change anything ? Can she follow me into...
Hi Buddies, When i was in the same cert waiting queue, i called up INIS was told that certificates again get signed in Minister's office. That is where the delay is. Even though hard printed and laminated, but INIS receives them from Minister's Office and some times takes longer than anticipated. Be...
http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Stamps As far as i know/think Stamp1a is excluded in terms of citizenship. That time is not counted. Said that give citizenship section a call. Time will get calculated as following: Non-EEA nationals If you are not a citizen of an EU state or of Norway, Iceland ...
Interesting Article... Introduction of language test ( i wonder whether it be gaelic or english :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: ) If its Gaelic ....that be just a interesting... I remember a case few years back of Chinese person who went extra mile and learned Gaelic. Came to Ireland and landed at Dublin ai...
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