Guys just to update you, I just got my Passport yesterday, so I'm so happy. the journey with the INIS reached its last station. thanks to everyone who helped me or give me an advise. I'll be always here to help others. still my wife waitting for the garda report since May, I'm going to send copy of...
Guys, did you see that already? http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0624/citizenship.html I think we all deserve something like that aftare all of that waitting taking the oath and receiving the CON at the same time wow congrats to all is any of them is a poster here in the forum?!!!!!! please come on and ...
I got my passport today ....feels real good Looking for somewhere to go next week for 2 days and fly across the immigration desk at the airport on my way back Good luck to all the latest paddies who got recently. Thank God the queue is moving - at least the government can make some money Each appli...
I got my passport today ....feels real good Looking for somewhere to go next week for 2 days and fly across the immigration desk at the airport on my way back Good luck to all the latest paddies who got recently. Thank God the queue is moving - at least the government can make some money Each applic...
Aceform, ahahahahahahahahahah My passport is 1 years old...:)- This minister of Justice is an intelligent man....And that the right thing to do especially for people who have contributed and continue to do so...:)- Good move Minister. An bho dhearg. Nanette hmmm, I've paying taxes continuously for ...
I got naturalisation cert yesterday in the post and headed for the Passport Office same day. Every document had been collated and ready. My cert took 5 weeks. I managed to lodge an application and I am patiently waiting to have my passport and fly with it
Crown
Hi guys, I hope somebody could help me. I have never claimed unemployment benefit (never being off work) however as I had an operation last year I received illness benefit for the time I could not work as my employer did not pay me anything for that time. Would anybody know if that has some bearing...
HOTSPURS wrote:after 10.5 weeks, i was told that the much awaited certificate is in the post. Crown & dnghy - get ready for a registered post that's around the corner !
Dear Friends Not sure what to say here. I was disappointed and was about to leave Ireland for good. Even I accepted job in Australia and booked flights. But this morning I received that letter I was waiting for last 4 years. Now cancelled my flight till August. For benefit of members my timelines a...
folks, Has anyone received their CoN recently. it's been 10 weeks wait for me & when i called this morning, INIS said 4-6 weeks more to go. i have a very bad feeling about this. an increase of fees from 950 € to 1250 € is imminent ?? Can they increase the fees for those who have sent the dr...
folks, Has anyone received their CoN recently. it's been 10 weeks wait for me & when i called this morning, INIS said 4-6 weeks more to go. i have a very bad feeling about this. an increase of fees from 950 € to 1250 € is imminent ?? Can they increase the fees for those who have sent the dr...
IRISH PHAROE wrote:so nanette,
do not be bothered with what posted above, I always find you helpful and right in your prediction as well.
by the way what's your prediction for me :lol:
Nanette
Dont bothered you are always helpful
You are appreciated
Crown
Waiting for my cert
Hi guys It was my turn today The letter landed. It has been a great day. I had waited 4 years for this I applied with my wife 2007 July For whatever reasons INIS gave my wife 14 months ago and refused to give me till this morning Though I am happy it is all over but I am appalled at the system. I t...
Hi guys It was my turn today The letter landed. It has been a great day. I had waited 4 years for this I applied with my wife 2007 July For whatever reasons INIS gave my wife 14 months ago and refused to give me till this morning Though I am happy it is all over but I am appalled at the system. I th...
Thanks Plum 70 How about if the wife just goes and registers her residence in the UK? Does he get residence rights immediately? And she comes back immediately. It is just that the kids are in school and one is due to do the Living Cert next year and would not be wise to change school now At the sam...
Non-EU family members derive their rights of residence from their EU/EEA spouses. Therefore, if his wife is not accompanying him to the UK, he will not be able to reside here under EU law. Unless he is looking at applying for a UK work permit (under national rules), I struggle to see how he can res...
Please I need some help from anyone for a couple please. The guy is a non-EU professional. The wife is an Irish citizen and usually stays at home to sort the family out. They have been based in Ireland for years. Unfortunately' due to the downturn in Ireland the husband wants to go and work now in t...
Folks, i received the Form 7 yesterday - There's no mention of 'Approval' in the letter accompanying it. just instructions to take oath at the nearest district court & the fee details. The letter also states 'If Application is granted, a certificate will issue in the name of 'xxx xxx' - I'm con...
folks, any news regarding the files that were sent to Minister in 1st / 2nd week of January? we haven't heard of any approvals since then. Is the Minister's Office closed already for Elections !? Has anyone succeeded in getting across to DOJ Their phone lines have been off since last week. Any info...
folks, any news regarding the files that were sent to Minister in 1st / 2nd week of January? we haven't heard of any approvals since then. Is the Minister's Office closed already for Elections !? Has anyone succeeded in getting across to DOJ Their phone lines have been off since last week. Any info...
.....a different politician was in charge of justice-section during 2006.... Who else? Our (Ex)Finance Minister Brian Lenihan was the then Justice Minister. In Jun 2008 Dermot Ahern took over from him. It's Brendon Smith now until Fine Gael or Labour TD comes along. I don't know how many more I'll ...
....but it wasn't the irish-taxpayer that picked up the bill- they're to stingy anyway !! All that money came from the EU (Brussels).....but it did create short- to medium-term employment for the money-hungry "paddies"... Rubbish! Where did you get that from? Brussels pays asylum seekers!...
....but it wasn't the irish-taxpayer that picked up the bill- they're to stingy anyway !! All that money came from the EU (Brussels).....but it did create short- to medium-term employment for the money-hungry "paddies"... Rubbish! Where did you get that from? Brussels pays asylum seekers!...
