So my wife and I applied for naturalisation again in December 2010 (second application, first refused). We sent in fully completed application forms plus everything requested on the form, such as certified copies of birth certs, marriage cert, solicitor completed statutory declaration etc. We were ...

hi back guys today i got back document which sent to eu treaty right (EU1) and here was a letter from them saying that i missed some document which i realy sent it to them ,anyway ,the first document is about my wife job (current ltter from employer or signed contrat),,,+evidence of residence (lett...

zayankhan15 wrote:Hello every one,i was on work permit since march 2007 than got married in 2010(eu) now im eu family member anyone tell me when i apply for citizenship plz,thanks in advance[/b]

Presuming you have no gaps in your stamps in your passport, in 2012. 5 years residency.

Hai there I have completed five year residency period on last Feb'11. Also i have all supportive documentation except long form birth certificate what it is saying in application form. Will the justice deptt accept any of the following which will treat as birth certificate:- 1) SSLC cetficate (Seco...

hi i have a question. does irish leave to remain holder travelling with her irish citizen child to uk need a visa?? please, appreciate any replies. If you have an EU FAM card based on Zambrano then you should not require a visa. However, the UK does not correctly implement Directive 2004/38 and req...

I made a post some months ago about my situation but I wanted to know if any one had any new information about de facto visas. I am a British citizen and my boyfriend is American. We have been together for 2years and 1month. We would like to move to Ireland by way of the Eu Treaty. I would like to ...

Has he got proof that she's dependent on him? EEA Family members in the ascending line must be dependant on the EEA Citizen. He would need to prove this by showing that she lives with him in UK, etc. Also, why not apply under domestic legislation or has this been refused and if so why? Yes. His mot...

This is a question by one of my friend. He is a British citizen and will be going to Ireland to exercise EU Treaty Rights and wants to bring his mother(non-EEA) with him. After that he will come back to UK based on Surinder Singh ruling and apply for EEA2 for his mom. Does anyone know if his mother...

thanks fatty,he is current having marital problems but still talking with his wife.his residence expires in 2014 is he still ok to continue to live in the country on that basis or should he just inform inis about their intention to seperate If they have not separated then he can remain as he is. If...

In relation to the original post, it appears that everybody has been quick to congratulate Mr Shatter for moving to resolve the situation. He was forced to do so on account of an individual taking proceedings over Garda policy of preventing marriages from occurring. It was often the case that Garda ...

Hi I have already mentioned in this forum that I am living in UK. I had written to the DoJ to issue a stamp 4 visa in my passport under Zambrano case. But they sent me a refusal letter because I am living outside of Ireland. I feel it is totally unfair.The minister issued different statements on di...

What are you applying for? Hi I applied based on 5 years work permit for naturalization. I have WIATT on my passport now. Actually, I was away for family reason. INKS requested payslips and bank statements in 2009 after I applied in 2007 but I was not in the country. I came back at in February this...

[quote="ladychai"]I am a non-eu citizen living in Ireland as a volunteer for almost a year now. It is very unfortunate that I got pregnant by an Irish man and now the organization that I am currently affiliated with will no longer renew my visa because of what had happened to me and would ...

joshi wrote:i am writing about the once in court any new information

The last day, the Court adjourned all of the Zambrano cases indicating that the State would write to all of the applicants involved.

This is going to take some time unfortunately so you may be waiting a while.

My boyfriend (Australian) and I (Irish) have started looking into the defacto visa in Ireland. We havent lived together as I started a 2 year masters in Ireland and as he had used his irish working visa, he is now on his UK working visa, so we have to live in seperate countries. We have been togeth...

hi back guys ,i am ready to apply for my EU1 next week but i have just one questin hoping will find the right answer from you well. my registration card will expird 11 of november 2011, but i am planing for holiday for 20 days (1 to 20 of november 2011) to my non eu country so because my applicatio...

She is just finishing a term at her job here before mid-summer, so no :( I will try to see if I can dig up a permit from here. But boy, immigration politics make nothing easy. Many thanks. THere is no point in even trying for a work permit. You will be refused as you don't meet the criteria. There ...

thank you for your reply people, i would appreciate if i get some more direction Muttsnuts: would you be kind enough to recommend what points need to be include in the application? There would be tonnes of information to give and alot of it would be specific to your particular circumstances but I w...

Hi all, another separation question. Quick summary We lived together 3 years in UK, than We got married in Nov 2005 - I am non EU Came to Ireland 2006 We got separated late 2008 Today is 2011, in November we will be "married" 6 years, but separated since 2008 We never signed anything, jus...

what about if you were on a Work Permit, then a Green Card, then Stamp 4 under the aministrative (ad hoc, waiting for new legislation) scheme? If you have obtained 5 years on the basis of both Green Cards and Work Permits then you can apply for LTR. If you have only ever been the recipient of Green...

Thanks for the information. Local immigration officer informed me that I may try applying for LTR when I got stamp 4 extension for one year last month. I dont understand. As far as I am aware, the Long Term Residency Scheme is NOT available for Green Card Holders at all. If you were on a work permi...

My card will expire in 2012.. anyway we gonna be divorced soon i guess. She is not living in ireland now. She moved home. How its gonna be after divorce? Thx I am presuming you do not have children. If you divorce, you will need to rely on Article 13 and this requires that hte marriage lasted at le...

Thats the problem Guys.I am very confused here.Should I Inform Department of Justice or be quite & wait till December?? I don't know exactly what to do.Maybe I get some advice from some immigration lawyer? I would suggest that you leave it. If you can wait until you have 5 years EU FAM Stamp in...

My card will expire in 2012.. anyway we gonna be divorced soon i guess. She is not living in ireland now. She moved home. How its gonna be after divorce? Thx I am presuming you do not have children. If you divorce, you will need to rely on Article 13 and this requires that hte marriage lasted at le...

technet2011 wrote:I have sponsor them they came here on study visa.

A general application requesting that the Minister exercise his discretion would seem to be the only option that springs to mind. You'd have to provide tonnes of paperwork and I recommend going to a solicitor to deal with it.