Here is an update for my naturalization application:- Application sent : 18/07/12 Acknowledgement letter recd : 17/08/12 Second letter recd (from Initial processing team) : 20/09/12 It is very surprised me to get letter from Initial processing team informing that my application was successfull at In...
Here is an update for my naturalization application:- Application sent : 18/07/12 Acknowledgement letter recd : 17/08/12 Second letter recd (from Initial processing team) : 20/09/12 It is very surprised me to get letter from Initial processing team informing that my application was successfull at In...
Hi, couple of months ago i have applied for Irish citizensip based on 5 year residency and i got my acknowledgement letter on last months. my first one year was on stamp-3 (dependant visa) and there after 3 years was on stamp-1 then i got my stamp-4 based on that my child is irish citizen. I was wor...
If it so, what about those who with stamp-3. As they wont be able to provide Payslips or bank statements, how they can apply then? I think somebody here at this forum got approved those who are having Stamp-3. They might be provided their spouse's bank statement, payslips, if i am not wrong. It is g...
Hi evenif i lost my job i am not looking for claiming social welfare benefits in anyway as my wives salary is still quite enough to support my family. So if iam not claiming any social welfare benefits will it be a problem for me in futre? I have already given all supporting documents including my p...
Hi After applying citizenship application on last 18 July'12 i got reference number from Deptt within one month, although few days ago i lost my part time job, but still my GNIB is valid until May 2014. However with a view of loosing my job, does it affect my application in any way? I am just worryi...
I applied for Irish citizenship thr naturalisation on 18th July, means it is almost 3 weeks now, but still waiting for acknowledge letter. Is it normal and when can i expect to get it? thanks
Hi all When i am checking my immigration stamp in my passport, it is found that there are almost gap between two stamps, i.e., after expiring my 6th May 2007 stamp, the next one comes after is 5th June 2007, i.e. one month gap. It is mostly happend because i got job offer on 1st of May 2007 and had ...
@ reetu i think xxxtieee has spoken well. He has given you the best advise. Besides, dont worry about doing full time or part time job.. i know a couple of people that got the naturalization certificate and haven't even worked a day in this country. All the best with your application... Ok thanks f...
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...
you dont need yours wife documents ? they only want your payslips,3 months bank statment,p60/p 21 (you can apply in revenue)marriage cert,birth cert,passport photocopy,job letter,gnib photocopy,all stamps on your passport,address proof eg bill etc etc 175 euro. but your marraige,passport,birth cert...
you can find the more info www.inis.gov.ie you just go to the page citizenship than go to residence calcultar put yours all the stamps dates what type you have/had stamp you will get your answer ?i dont know how to send the link sorry........ good luck I did it already and have more than enough rec...
sorry, I assumed that you had got a student visa initially. my mistake :) Hope someone else gives you advice! If INIS will consider those residency period of stamp-3 as well, then i have more than enough reckonable residence. Anyway i am waiting for advise from other senior members about other ques...
Hi there I am living in Ireland since Feb 2006 on stamp-3 visa and then i got a job on sep 2007 and accordingly my stamp changed to stamp-1 and now i have stamp-4 status. But i hope that i can now apply for Irish Citizenship thru naturalisation based on my more than 6 yrs residence in Ireland irresp...
