Every application should be sent separately and every application should have separate supporting docs + fees. Every application would be dealt with it's own merit. Thank you CalvinKlien, makes sense. Actually it turns out you submit applications for children and for spouse to different addresses -...
Hi We are going to apply for naturalization for my wife and children. I was wondering if I should send their applications and the accompanying docs in one package or in separate postages? Does it matter for the Dept of Justice? Also the payment: can the bank draft be just one, €117 times the number ...
Just received a letter from INIS requesting the copy of my latest GNIB card for my naturalization application. The letter doesn't mention that the copy should be certified, but asking the forum just in case: should I certify the copy with a solicitor or not?
9jeirean, I agree, skilled immigrants is a big entrepreneurial force in Ireland, potentially at least. However, I don't see any conspiracy going around the right of WV holders to start their own businesses. Let's see what we know and think logically: (1) anyone can be a shareholder of an Irish compa...
9jeirean, the original question was: does a WV holder need a business permission to setup a business? The answer is NO, to the best of my knowledge and based on the email I received from INIS. Then, from the practical point of view, if you want to set up a business in Ireland being on WV/Stamp4, you...
2. If just 'a EEA resident' will do, then WV holders should be automatically qualified for this condition, as WV holders who working here, are residents of Ireland. I'm not sure. Note that you need at least one partner/co-founder for your company in any case: you can't register a company alone. The...
9jeirean, as I explained above, the Business Permission scheme allows you to stay in the State on the basis of your 300k investment. Because a WV holder doesn't need a permission to stay - he/she has already got one - a BP is not needed. One caveat here, however: one of the directors of your company...
I was in a similar position, wrote an email to INIS and got a positive response, i.e. that I do have the right to register a new business in Ireland. However, keep in mind that your Work Visa requires you to be employed on a full-time basis regardless of any other circumstances, e.g. whether the bus...
