You are selectively quoting a section of the law which is not relevant in your case- In order for you to have become a U.S. citizen you had to live in the U.S. I assume you are still living in the U.S. One of the conditions of naturalisation is that you continue in good faith to reside in Ireland. ...
thanks benifa! i'm in dublin. hopefully my husband can take off his work next week so we can apply for my stamp. i still don't have a job now, so maybe the new stamp will offer more possibilities, despite the crisis. ^-^ In that case, you must both go to the GNIB office in Burgh Quay. You need to t...
swann wrote:thanks benifa! i'm in dublin. hopefully my husband can take off his work next week so we can apply for my stamp. i still don't have a job now, so maybe the new stamp will offer more possibilities, despite the crisis. ^-^
Technically they can revoke your citizenship but it is highly unlikely that they will do this. It is very difficult to revoke someones citizenship, don't worry about it. Here is the law concerning revoking citizenship in Ireland. Revocation of certificates of naturalisation. " 19.—(1) The Mi...
I acquired Irish Citizenship through naturalisation, I moved to US after one year and then became US citizen after few years based on Marriage to a US citizen (green card lead to citizenship), do the Ireland have any problem with me having US citizenship based on marriag?
