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Is this post from a random immigration jargon generator? I cannot understand it, really I cannot.angelcountry wrote:May God help you in this case because you have breached the immigration law by your own desire, even to go into the local immigration and registered your present and an update your registrar without any rule, which is part of your legitimate expectation, you fail to observe that, but it depend on what the immigration office might decide to do maybe waiver it as an exceptional measure or circumstances, may restore your status, but are you sure you're present in the state for real during those gaps ?
Yes I know, truth and balanced idea does hurt isn't it ?PaperPusher wrote:Is this post from a random immigration jargon generator? I cannot understand it, really I cannot.angelcountry wrote:May God help you in this case because you have breached the immigration law by your own desire, even to go into the local immigration and registered your present and an update your registrar without any rule, which is part of your legitimate expectation, you fail to observe that, but it depend on what the immigration office might decide to do maybe waiver it as an exceptional measure or circumstances, may restore your status, but are you sure you're present in the state for real during those gaps ?
angelcountry wrote:Yes I know, truth and balanced idea does hurt isn't it ?PaperPusher wrote:Is this post from a random immigration jargon generator? I cannot understand it, really I cannot.angelcountry wrote:May God help you in this case because you have breached the immigration law by your own desire, even to go into the local immigration and registered your present and an update your registrar without any rule, which is part of your legitimate expectation, you fail to observe that, but it depend on what the immigration office might decide to do maybe waiver it as an exceptional measure or circumstances, may restore your status, but are you sure you're present in the state for real during those gaps ?
Please you can try immigration solicitor if you're still wallowing on fiction magics, so check salas case, maybe you can prove your presence in the state in another ways to back up your re-activation then a standi could do and help you, but don't get upset on fact than fiction.
PaperPusher wrote:Are you using an online translator then, I do not understand your response?
Yes on online translator i use, because you're English yourself and i found my English cumbersome to write and speak aswell, so what can i do, do i need a bit of french or Spanish do you speak any of those language, because i am very very fluent in those languages ?
angelcountry wrote:Yes I know, truth and balanced idea does hurt isn't it ?PaperPusher wrote:Is this post from a random immigration jargon generator? I cannot understand it, really I cannot.angelcountry wrote:May God help you in this case because you have breached the immigration law by your own desire, even to go into the local immigration and registered your present and an update your registrar without any rule, which is part of your legitimate expectation, you fail to observe that, but it depend on what the immigration office might decide to do maybe waiver it as an exceptional measure or circumstances, may restore your status, but are you sure you're present in the state for real during those gaps ?
Please you can try immigration solicitor if you're still wallowing on fiction magics, so check salas case, maybe you can prove your presence in the state in another ways to back up your re-activation then a standi could do and help you, but don't get upset on fact than fiction.
Your friend was undocumented since 2006 as you mentioned and he has not updated INIS regarding his immigration status. If he would have done that in 2006 situation would be a little easier he would have got a temp extension for a period of 6 months or in some cases a year imho. Your friend probably need services of a solicitor in this case as alot of explanation needs doing to INIS.fanikhan wrote:My friend got married in 2006 with his irish wife bt she went away they had a some arguments so she left his visa expired since 2006 and he is still living in ireland now she is back and both starting living together ,anyone knows what he to do ,plz thanks in advance
source: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000024B). If you do not have current permission to remain in the State a written application must be made to the following address:
Spouse of Irish National Unit, Immigration Services Section,
1st Floor,
Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service,
13-14 Burgh Quay,
Dublin 2.
I dont think he needs the help of any solicitor if the INIS will obey the law and guideline, but miss-interpretation and delibrate intent is uppermost of their attitude, if the applicant has continued to renewed his legality the better for him to have met the reckonable residency permit to naturalised, because it has been stated in INIS website public notice that, a letter from the department of justice letter does not count rather than the stamp in your passport to be reckoned with, so you and i knew that, Irish immigration is full of dictatorship and unless the applicant is facing a threat of deportation or a deportation order been issued to him then, i will recommend him to seek a professional advice.fatty patty wrote:Your friend was undocumented since 2006 as you mentioned and he has not updated INIS regarding his immigration status. If he would have done that in 2006 situation would be a little easier he would have got a temp extension for a period of 6 months or in some cases a year imho. Your friend probably need services of a solicitor in this case as alot of explanation needs doing to INIS.fanikhan wrote:My friend got married in 2006 with his irish wife bt she went away they had a some arguments so she left his visa expired since 2006 and he is still living in ireland now she is back and both starting living together ,anyone knows what he to do ,plz thanks in advance
source: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000024B). If you do not have current permission to remain in the State a written application must be made to the following address:
Spouse of Irish National Unit, Immigration Services Section,
1st Floor,
Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service,
13-14 Burgh Quay,
Dublin 2.
Nobody is talking about a deportation order, well not yet. Its better to seek professional legal advise and not just mere suggestions here as its very delicate situation. At no point the OP is asking on behalf of his friend regarding applying for Naturalization but instead looking to legalize his status/stamp4 as he only got 1 stamp4 on his passport and soon after that he has gone AWOL if you read OP's post properly it is clear.angelcountry wrote:I dont think he needs the help of any solicitor if the INIS will obey the law and guideline, but miss-interpretation and delibrate intent is uppermost of their attitude, if the applicant has continued to renewed his legality the better for him to have met the reckonable residency permit to naturalised, because it has been stated in INIS website public notice that, a letter from the department of justice letter does not count rather than the stamp in your passport to be reckoned with, so you and i knew that, Irish immigration is full of dictatorship and unless the applicant is facing a threat of deportation or a deportation order been issued to him then, i will recommend him to seek a professional advice.fatty patty wrote:Your friend was undocumented since 2006 as you mentioned and he has not updated INIS regarding his immigration status. If he would have done that in 2006 situation would be a little easier he would have got a temp extension for a period of 6 months or in some cases a year imho. Your friend probably need services of a solicitor in this case as alot of explanation needs doing to INIS.fanikhan wrote:My friend got married in 2006 with his irish wife bt she went away they had a some arguments so she left his visa expired since 2006 and he is still living in ireland now she is back and both starting living together ,anyone knows what he to do ,plz thanks in advance
source: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000024B). If you do not have current permission to remain in the State a written application must be made to the following address:
Spouse of Irish National Unit, Immigration Services Section,
1st Floor,
Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service,
13-14 Burgh Quay,
Dublin 2.
Well, since i tell you that, i am not a disgrace to the black race and True Muslim, you're still making some upsetting comments ?MidnightHawk wrote:do they teach you this pathetic comeback as part of your law degree or did you have to pay extra?angelcountry wrote:Are you drunk tonight aswell ?
seriously. take slow deep breaths. think. then type. if not sure, don't type at all.angelcountry wrote:Well, since i tell you that, i am not a disgrace to the black race and True Muslim, you're still making some upsetting comments ?If you people or your country can navigate to ascertained when i turned off my phone, you should be able to ascertained my abusers that, does not allow me a rest in my own home, which at the end i have to run for my life.