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alica wrote:Dublin1 wrote:alica wrote:some more info:
friend of mine:
applied - APR 2007 (irish spouse)
request for update - MAY 2007
approval-AUG 2008![]()
another friend of mine ( 5 years residency-work permits)
applied-NOV 2006
NO request for update
approval - OCT 2008![]()
another friend:
applied MAY 2005
present-NO requests for updates, no approval...![]()
there is another one person:
applied FEB 2007 ( after 5 years residency-work permits)
request for update- MAY 2008
received approval - NOV 2008![]()
I applied FEB 2007 - documents were rejected
applied second time- MAR 2007
request for update - JUN 2008
confirmation that received update- JUL 2008
present-still waiting....
update:
I've got approval today!
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good luck to everyone!!!
I sent all docs on 31st Octsashasolar wrote:Hi! I think it is a very good news for you!ib_dublin wrote: Forgot to add that they told me, any decision will be on jan-09 most probably
I know for sure that what they send to the minister are "Recommendations" with list of people below and a field for the Minister to sign.
For example "Assistant Secretary General recommends the following applicants for approval... Bla-bla-bla... Checks have been performed, etc, etc." Or "Assistant Secretary General recommends the following applicants for refusal. These people: accessed public funds (had criminal convictions), etc, etc, etc" The Minister just signs the whole thing.
It is possible (I'm not so sure here) that as the Department receives responses for external checks and other docs, they just tick all the necessary boxes and change file status to something like "Submitted to the Minister for decision". Once in a while a report is pulled from these files, sorted as "approve"/"reject" with reasons and submitted to the Minister. Could be once a month or twice or whatever:-)
I too was asked for same docs in October (20th). When in October did they ask you for docs?
I have been told the same thing just like Maria. The lady in INIS told me that Garda Clearnace Check takes around 3 to 6 months.ib_dublin wrote:I'll say garda check will take 4-6week (in my case it took 5weeks for garda check) and in total 3-6months including ministers approval... thats the trend I have seen so far.
Mariamarialear wrote:Yes, congrats for sure Alicia!
My update:
Aug 2006 - applied for naturalization on basis of 5 year residence/working/living
Nov 2008 - Asked for P21, bank statements/wage slips. Sent them in.
Dec 11/08 - phoned INIS to see what next. Was told that the Garda have been asked for background check on me & might take 3-6 months for this! Once Garda ok rec'd by INIS, my app will be sent to Minister for approval........
Yes it is internal process between Garda and INIS, No more docs should be needed from the applicant.mktsoi wrote:Mariamarialear wrote:Yes, congrats for sure Alicia!
My update:
Aug 2006 - applied for naturalization on basis of 5 year residence/working/living
Nov 2008 - Asked for P21, bank statements/wage slips. Sent them in.
Dec 11/08 - phoned INIS to see what next. Was told that the Garda have been asked for background check on me & might take 3-6 months for this! Once Garda ok rec'd by INIS, my app will be sent to Minister for approval........
Did the INIS tell you Garda Check is the final thing they need for your application? They never asked me for anything other than they waiting for Garda Check, so I was wondering if thats them to finalizing my application.
thx
whew, thats some good news from the INIS at least.Dublin1 wrote:Yes it is internal process between Garda and INIS, No more docs should be needed from the applicant.mktsoi wrote:Mariamarialear wrote:Yes, congrats for sure Alicia!
My update:
Aug 2006 - applied for naturalization on basis of 5 year residence/working/living
Nov 2008 - Asked for P21, bank statements/wage slips. Sent them in.
Dec 11/08 - phoned INIS to see what next. Was told that the Garda have been asked for background check on me & might take 3-6 months for this! Once Garda ok rec'd by INIS, my app will be sent to Minister for approval........
Did the INIS tell you Garda Check is the final thing they need for your application? They never asked me for anything other than they waiting for Garda Check, so I was wondering if thats them to finalizing my application.
thx
seems like we both applied and asked for extra docs on the same time.marialear wrote:Yes, congrats for sure Alicia!
My update:
Aug 2006 - applied for naturalization on basis of 5 year residence/working/living
Nov 2008 - Asked for P21, bank statements/wage slips. Sent them in.
Dec 11/08 - phoned INIS to see what next. Was told that the Garda have been asked for background check on me & might take 3-6 months for this! Once Garda ok rec'd by INIS, my app will be sent to Minister for approval........
June 2008 !!!!!!Fionn wrote:Citizenship Applications.
280. Deputy Pat Breen asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform further to Parliamentary Question No. 329 of 4 November 2008, when an application will be processed for persons (details supplied) in County Clare; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [44874/08]
Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform (Deputy Dermot Ahern): Applications for certificates of naturalisation on behalf of the persons referred to in the Deputy’s Question were received in Citizenship Division of my Department in June 2008.
Processing of the applications has been completed and I have reached a decision on each of the files. The persons in question will be informed of those decisions in due course.
329. Deputy Pat Breen asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform when applications will be processed in respect of a person (details supplied) in County Clare; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [38441/08]
Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform (Deputy Dermot Ahern): Applications for certificates of naturalisation on behalf of the three minors referred to in the Deputy’s Question were received in the Citizenship Section of my Department in June 2008. Officials in that Section inform me that all three applications are at an advanced stage of processing and the files will be forwarded to me for a decision in the near future.
Orignal application Dec. 2006Heybabyy wrote:Could you please check with him about his timelines and other details i.e.
Date of original application:
Date of requesting additional docs:
Basis of application: 5 yrs wp/marriage/irish grandad etc
His original citizenship: Asian, non-EU
I am not in Dublin.LuasPassenger wrote:mendo:
alica: when you got your approval letter, did you get information about the courts? Did they give you an appointment already in December or in January?
Yes, I'm also in this exact situation.Heybabyy wrote:Thanks for the details.
It is really confusing as I know some people who have applied in 2006 with similar criteria and they haven't heard back after sending additional docs in Sept/Oct 08.
It would be interesting in Jan 09 to see who all gets an approval.
I was in same situation but I have sent p21/p60/marriage/birth avidavit without asked from them.LuasPassenger wrote:Yes, I'm also in this exact situation.Heybabyy wrote:Thanks for the details.
It is really confusing as I know some people who have applied in 2006 with similar criteria and they haven't heard back after sending additional docs in Sept/Oct 08.
It would be interesting in Jan 09 to see who all gets an approval.