Yes, no point in phoning them .... i tried that and I didnt get anywhere! I emailed them on that treatyeu email address and I didnt get a response until about 5 weeks later! That too was a generic response! I think you will get a reply, just need to be extra extra patient! Tho holiday season is nea...

Wrote to the European Commission about this. Lets see what they have to say about it.

also if anyone know. if the non eu wife of an irish citizen is applying for a french/other EU visa to travel with him is there alot of documentation to be given like hotel reservation, fights, insurance etc etc??? ive just been looking at the french embassy and they are asking for alot of stuff. htt...

My wife is from Philippines she was approved with Visa type C, when we specifically apply for Long stay, join spouse Visa type D. We contacted the Irish embassy, and they told us that there is no problem and just the immigration officer at the airport will make a "mark" "stamp" ...

I naturalised on 27th of August. My child turned 16 was given stamp 3 and informed to apply to the minister of justice for stamp 4. Can I apply for his minor naturalisation with his stamp3. Thanks in advance for help. what stamp did u have for past 5 year? dd u apply on stamp 3/4 basis and 5 years ...

okay

I got replay today waiting since 2011? Dear xxxxxx You should receive some correspondence in the coming days regarding your application. Regards xxxxxxxxxx Citizenship Division Citizenship Info Mail-In Query ull have ur approval letter by monday probably! could be approval and invitation to ceremon...

good question.
i would like to know this aswell.
also, do they grant vsa's with longer validity, like 1,2 or 5 years?

Best to give 2 forms of photographic I'd. Passport and something else with photo on it. Any other ID with photo will do aswell. Post the original out.

form,
fees paid at post office,
nat cert,
attested copy of drivers license,
original passport,
4 photos (2 signed and stamped by garda),
original marriage certs (urdu nikka nama and NADRA marriage cert both original)
original bank statement,
original UPC landline bill.

to be very honest i was surprised!
i applied on the 27th of august and had it in hand on the 2nd.
4 working days.
i used passport express thru the post office.
i guess they werent that busy!

My wife is from Philippines she was approved with Visa type C, when we specifically apply for Long stay, join spouse Visa type D. We contacted the Irish embassy, and they told us that there is no problem and just the immigration officer at the airport will make a "mark" "stamp" ...

no one?

most important of all.
the letter to permission to remain.
the letter granting and approving stamp 4, passport, photos, form and fees draft/postal order

generally thats the only document they will ask for (stamp 4 letter). but take everything else aswell as mentioned above.

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barnaby wrote:

reetu012 wrote:Does any documents need to be attested by notary? Please advise

I got my passport copy certified by a solicitor. (However, according to IntegratedMigrant, you may need to supply originals, so this is irrelevant.)

i sent orignal passport and attested copy of drivers license.

Applied for passport on the 27th around 3pm
4 working days later had new passport with me

got to say they were very efficient.
make sure to provide all documents and it seems to be very quick!

Cool thank you!

hmm

please do let us know how it works out in the end. and what the problem was.

apply and they will refuse the application. i know of 2 people who had a similar problem. you WILL need to get it corrected. sorry to give u bad news. but like i said unlikely it will be ignored. they are very particular. friend of mine : passport surname "jahan" birth certificate surname ...

I need your help pls I just recently became an Irish citizen in July and i have a 6 year old born in the state after 2005 citizenship change. I know i was in the process of putting in an application similar to mine for her before i got my citizenship. I've kept it off this long because i was hoping...

jeupsy wrote:If one of the parent was Irish at the time of birth, yes the child is entitled to citizenship. It is automatic though and you should follow the following process: http://www.dfa.ie/home/index.aspx?id=88045

and this applies to naturalized irish citizens aswell?

thats means citizenship through naturalization. thats not what i am pointing to. i mean does the child not automatically be entitled to irish citizenship as the father/mother would be irish at the time of his birth, no matter where he/she is born. or does the child have to be born in ireland to irish.