I think you should get a second opinion from another lawyer, if your wife is on lone parent that means you are not legally married or that you are separated. for your application for humanitarian leave to remain in Ireland to succeed you must be taking adequate care of your Irish born child, the imp...

the department of immigration and naturalization for unknown reason has stopped corresponding with people in similar situation, your lawyer is the one likely to receive response and acknowledgements to your application. good luck

if I am correct you applied for asylum in 2005 and failed, that seem to me to be a rather long period for you to be at the stage of subsidiary protection, anyway your application for subsidiary protection will most likely fail. what your lawyer needs to help you apply for is "leave to remain&qu...

D k I am in a similar situation and I know a few other fathers of Irish Born child who have not been given leave to remain in Ireland, however your own situation seem to be more dire. I arrived in Ireland in 2007 although my wife was granted leave to remain under the 2005 IBC scheme. However I think...