I have received a letter that my Application is with the LSR Further Processing Team. Does anyone know what this LSR abbreviation mean? And what exactly they do there? (I applied in 2008) I really do not know what the fuss all about! If they say your Application is with LSR further processing team,...

hi every one i apply for citizenship may apr 2009 and i get a later form inis 9 weeks ago for prof of address i sand Tham same week and in gat later for inis they get my and my wife proof of address pleas share how long time take more? Did you get the letter from initial processing team or further ...

thanks waiting2birish. When they asked for additional documents, I thought that it is close to the finish line. I was hoping that this means they started 'processing' (not sure what that really means in this context) 2012 applications. As per your explanation, there is a long way to go. At least, it...

Have you tried the main Citizenhip Timeline Tracker

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=25809

Applied: Early March 2012 Acknowledgement received: Mid March 2012 Basis: 5 years residency Got a letter today from INITIAL PROCESSING TEAM, that "the information provided in your birth certificate was considered insufficient for processing this further". The letter requested the applicant...

very wired until we will not take the oath of fertility we cant be a citizen and enjoy citizenship rights.2nd thing after getting citizenship certificate and travel document the onus is on us to inform the inis dept about our citizenship. Oath for fertility! I will take no such oath!! ;) thought th...

As it looks like, there is no definite correct answer here. I The following is my suggestion. If I were you, I would apply, and provide all the documents to prove to INIS that you do not require state aid to survive. I would put my and my wife's documents and even a copy of the passport of my child ...

Is your wife a citizen yet - or has she applied for citizenship. My question is to verify that your original stamp 3 was awarded based on your dependance on your wife. While self sufficiency is a requirement, I assume that being related to an citizen can help in the decision process. This again, is ...

Based on my experience in applying for irish passport a few months back: You do NOT have to send the ORIGINAL passport (of the previous country) for the new Irish passport application. I sent a copy of all the documents mentioned in the application and the original birth, marriage and naturalization...

This is interesting to em as well.

Has anyone tried the Stamp 0 route?

http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Stamp%20 ... mp%200.pdf

Again, it is not clear-cut - however there is a mention of "humanitarian grounds" although, I do not know what it entails.

Thanks

great things some people start to second the other suegesstions at this forum after geting passports now they rember that its good to have a english test also no bother on security checks if it would take 4 years. its very good that irish passport have a place of birth column its very good so that ...

What you have is just an acknowledgement letter -that you should have ideally received in a week or a month's time. 7 months is very unusual. when you applied, did you send your application by registered post?

Tandor wrote:Start here.

Then look here.

And here.

That's a really cool reply!!

If wouldn't inform the dept until the baby's got an official identify. (Birth Certificate or passport)

Wanted add some info from an exchange with Citizenship dept by email. The dept told me that change of circumstances means that - any changes in your personal or professional life that results in changes to the information provided in your citizenship application. In your case: If you had a baby when...

Application submitted until which month (approx) are covered in the June Ceremony? Does anyone know?

I think it might be a good idea to keep a summarized track of progress based on invitations for ceremony on a spreadsheet.

Thanks

Thanks guys.

If I lose my GNIB card:

Should I report it to Garda office and file a complaint before going to GNIB for replacement.
OR
Do I go directly to GNIB for a replacement?

Is there a process that I should follow?

Thanks

Hey EUspouse82, Please don't go by what the user 'GNEM' said. GNEM has provided unreliable information before. I don't know the answer either - but there is a way that you can get confirmed answer. Email citizenshipinfo@justice.ie and they are quite quick to respond. Recently, I got answers on two i...

gnem wrote:I am only telling the person the consiquencies of state action in the restriction of immigrant or sanction which they love to do if they could not deport immigrant for any conviction they deemed to use for such restrictions. so what doesn't make sense there ?

Nothing makes sense there!

Instead of engaging, why don't we just ignore people who rave and rant? Ignoring a nuisance is a deterrence in the long run. Ignoring can work for us long time members, but for newbies, angelcountry (or whatever alias they are using) may give out false information, therefore incorrectly advising an...

Instead of engaging, why don't we just ignore people who rave and rant? Ignoring a nuisance is a deterrence in the long run.

When I got employment in Ireland I was given a stamp 4 status. I lost my work through redundancy and my stamp 4 status will be due for renewal in 2 months. Can anybody advise me if it is possible to renew it. My comments here are just opinions and not based on experience or anything. Refer : http:/...

Dublin3232 wrote:Thanks, well, i plan on getting the pasport, so that i can travel Visa free, s i do a lot of traveling....

"NEUTRALISATION" doesn't work for that. "NATURALISATION" should help.

Again, couldn't help it. :b

As per the inis website, I couldn't see a visa category in Ireland for "Dependent parent". But I am not sure.