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Jordans wrote: ↑Mon Feb 04, 2019 11:35 pmUnfortunately you do need to provide evidence showing that you meet the published financial criteria set out at 17.2 of Policy Document on Non-EEA Family Reunification (e.g. P60s for last 3 years, bank statements for previous 6 months, P21 statements, recent pay slips, financial accounts, etc).
I am not sure how people making money online in the absence of a 9 to 5 job do this. Your current and savings account statements may be sufficient or may be not. You will find out after you apply. Could you become self-employed and start reporting your income? Your fiancee’s application for Stamp 4 would not be approved otherwise, and she may face a deportation order. Did you research other ways for her to be here while you are taking care of the bureaucratic side of things? She could study or work if hired (as an au pair, for example), there are also long term volunteering projects (google knows better than me though). Good luck!
On what basis though? At the moment she has no ties to Ireland so I don't know how someone with no ties can apply for permission to remain.Irishman346 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 2:30 pmIs my finacee able to come to Ireland on a C visa and apply for permission to remain during her stay?
A C visa is granted for 90 days and she will need to give the State 3 months (90 days) notice of intention to enter marriage assuming that a marriage license is issued.Irishman346 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 4:58 pmDear Max
Sorry I should have clarified. I meant that she would come here on a C visa and we would marry while she was here. Would she then still need to leave and re-enter under a D visa? Or can we find a way for her to stay on?
I'm not familiar with postal notification of intention to get married so I can't comment on that but I guess it will fix the issue. She will enter the country on a C visa, you will get married and the very next day you can send her application for Stamp 4 on the basis marriage to an Irish national.Irishman346 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 5:13 pmDear Max
She has been given permission for making a postal notification of intention to get married. So, we won't be in Ireland waiting the 90 days, she will be outside the country between providing the documents via post. Does this not change things for us?
Doing the notification to the registrar via post, applying for the Marriage Visa and then getting married here can work as I understand.Irishman346 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 5:30 pmHow about this?
She provides notification of intention to marry via post
She applys for marriage visa
She comes here and we get married
Can she then stay on on a marriage visa? Or must she leave and come back
Although regardless of which method, you'll need to satisfy the financial requirement of earnings (39k in the last 3 years, or 13k per year - if that's still what it is, it was 3 years ago when we were in the conundrum you're both in now).INIS Website wrote:A. If you are a non visa required national who has entered the State legally within the last 90 days or if you are a visa required national and you are within the period of permission to remain granted to you on arrival in the State (except short stay ‘c’ visas):, or if you have current permission to remain in the State on an alternative basis both you and your Irish national spouse/civil partner should attend at your local Garda National Immigration Bureau Registration office with the following documentation:
Zoot7 wrote:I have read that you can get another person other than you to act as the sponsor.
So... you find somebody who meets the 40k EUR requirement who is willing to sponsor you. You then get a written notarized letter from them saying they'll support the couple (you both) while your husband finds work, along with that person's P60s, payslips and bank statements instead of your own.
The idea of the sponsor is that your husband doesn't have resort to public funds, as long as he has financial support from somewhere he won't have to do that. I think the immigration office is okay as long as that is true.
I have read that this is a viable option but I haven't ever heard of anyone actually doing it. Maybe it's something to research?