Help!! Question on Citizenship Application Section 4

[chrisjohn123]

Section 4 in citizenship application is about previous addresses. In the From and To columns, do we need to provide the exact dates? I have provided only Month and Year in the application - and am wondering if that will be rejected. Would the previous applicants help here please?

[asrpb]

Section 4 in citizenship application is about previous addresses. In the From and To columns, do we need to provide the exact dates? I have provided only Month and Year in the application - and am wondering if that will be rejected. Would the previous applicants help here please?

Month & year is Enough. It'll not be rejected.

[chrisjohn123]

Month & year is Enough. It'll not be rejected.

Thanks - That's a relief! Getting too paranoid about stories that inis rejects it for silly reasons.

[AShawna]

Section 4 in citizenship application is about previous addresses. In the From and To columns, do we need to provide the exact dates? I have provided only Month and Year in the application - and am wondering if that will be rejected. Would the previous applicants help here please?

Month and date's fine.

[Anti=fascist]

..CHRIS, MY advice better dont apply for naturalisation, in fact there is no naturlisation sestym in ireland, seystem ,if you camper ireland to Dutch Uk canada or asturalia.just you try damage your brain, long waiting, no result,thired world country system

[walrusgumble]

..CHRIS, MY advice better dont apply for naturalisation, in fact there is no naturlisation sestym in ireland, seystem ,if you camper ireland to Dutch Uk canada or asturalia.just you try damage your brain, long waiting, no result,thired world country system

Right ye, well if you have that attitude (ie only interested in citizenship simply to get additional eu citizenship priviledges), then don't apply as you would probably not take the oath of fidelity before a district court judge in good faith or swear an declaration that you intend to reside in Ireland (any excuse of "aye but we would stay if we have citizenship" is nonsense, as the best form of evidence to prove one's good faith is the eivdence of their residence for the past 5 or more years

THird world country, thats funny, and what part of the world are you from? Strange, you did not seem to think this when you came to Ireland. Bet you liked the wages on offer compared to say Britian or Netherlands? Nothing saying that you are on minium wage, but I would imagine it was better than the said countries?

Assuming someone like Chris is non eu, how do you expect him to get into netherlands or britian so easily if a. there are feck all jobs and b. he could not get a work permit? isn't that five or more years of residence to do?

Now Chris, as for the dates, yes month and year is enough! if you have a document to prove each address that you be handy (I believe that it is always good to show some evidence for each of the five or more years, note its not required but its handy)

[chrisjohn123]

Thanks for your input

Got the acknowldgement letter and reference number; now the waiting starts.

Cheers!

[mktsoi]

..CHRIS, MY advice better dont apply for naturalisation, in fact there is no naturlisation sestym in ireland, seystem ,if you camper ireland to Dutch Uk canada or asturalia.just you try damage your brain, long waiting, no result,thired world country system

Right ye, well if you have that attitude (ie only interested in citizenship simply to get additional eu citizenship priviledges), then don't apply as you would probably not take the oath of fidelity before a district court judge in good faith or swear an declaration that you intend to reside in Ireland (any excuse of "aye but we would stay if we have citizenship" is nonsense, as the best form of evidence to prove one's good faith is the eivdence of their residence for the past 5 or more years

not trying to change the subject but i would like to point out that. besides the point which the applicant is in good faith and intend to reside in Ireland after naturalization. i mean i can understand it takes time to check and process application but some of the people waited for 40 months before they get their application approved. i think just the DOJ is not doing their job correctly. sometime i can understand why people angry about that. just simple look at people lost their job with no fault of their own and still waiting for DOJ to decide on their application and they have no protection at all. DOJ created another mess for themself by processing application slowly.

[sovtek]

Right ye, well if you have that attitude (ie only interested in citizenship simply to get additional eu citizenship priviledges), then don't apply as you would probably not take the oath of fidelity before a district court judge in good faith or swear an declaration that you intend to reside in Ireland

Kinda like the "good faith" with which the INIS and DoJ treats legal immigrants in this country.