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IQU
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Post by IQU » Tue Jul 24, 2012 8:57 pm

its seems like you guys will be getting more approvals in coming few weeks.good luck to those my friends who are still waiting for it............

sun_in_rome
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Post by sun_in_rome » Wed Jul 25, 2012 12:22 pm

I think it will be in 1st week of sept after Aug ceremony.

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Post by sun_in_rome » Wed Jul 25, 2012 12:23 pm

Does traffic offence like getting fine for speeding etc affect your case??? or Garda report??? :?: :?: :?:

Angel592
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Post by Angel592 » Wed Jul 25, 2012 3:31 pm

Hi everyone :)

I applied for my citizenship in November 2011 and I'm still waiting. I recently sent the INIS an email to ask about my citizenship and I would like to share the reply I got from them. It has information about how many applications have been processed and what they are hoping to do by the end of this year. Wishing everyone the best of luck! :)

We refer to your email dated 20th July 2012 on behalf of Ms. ***********

Person ID: ********
Application ID: ********-CITZ-12


Ms. ***** lodged a valid application for a certificate of Naturalisation
with this Department on ** November 2011.

Ms. ********'s application is currently being processed with a view to
establishing whether she meets the statutory conditions for the granting of
naturalisation and will be submitted to the Minister for decision as
expeditiously as possible.

It is recognised that all applicants for citizenship would wish to have a
decision on their application without delay. However, the nature of the
naturalisation process is such that for a broad range of reasons some cases
will take longer than others to process. As well as being a significant
event in the life of its recipient, the granting of Irish citizenship
through naturalisation as provided for in law is a major step for the State
which confers certain rights and entitlements not only within the State but
also at European Union level and it is important that appropriate
procedures are in place to preserve the integrity of the process. It is a
statutory requirement that, inter alia, applicants for naturalisation be of
good character. In some instances that can be established relatively
quickly and in other cases completing the necessary checks can take a
considerable period of time.

The primary aim over the past year has been to reduce the large volume of
cases on hand as swiftly as possible and has now been achieved in the
majority of cases. In the period January 2012 to mid July, the Minister
made a decision on some 15,600 applications. By contrast approx 15,000
valid citizenship applications were determined in 2011 and just under 7,800
cases in 2010. It is expected that significant inroads will also be made
with the remaining cases by year end.

You may also wish to note that since June 2012, in the generality of cases
i.e. around 70%, persons applying for a certificate of naturalisation will
be given a decision on their application within six months.

Ms. ******* will be contacted as soon as a decision is reached.

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Post by nissa » Wed Jul 25, 2012 6:32 pm

I am an applicant of feb 2011 havent got even a single word yet .applied on behalf of an 5 yrs residency.

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Post by Angel592 » Wed Jul 25, 2012 6:35 pm

nissa wrote:I am an applicant of feb 2011 havent got even a single word yet .applied on behalf of an 5 yrs residency.
Hopefully you'll get an answer within the next 6 months then :)

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Post by dania » Wed Jul 25, 2012 8:40 pm

Hello every body I have a question if some body have a court conviction seven years before for driving with no insurance ,and r waiting for their naturalisation decision ,and the conviction is mentioned in the application form at time of apply ,will it effect the decision or what can happen ,please share your or any of your friends experience about that ,thanks in advance and god bless u all.
"The world suffers a lot.Not because of the violence of bad people,but because of the silence of good people!" [Napolean]

IQU
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Post by IQU » Wed Jul 25, 2012 9:54 pm

www.inis.gov.ie there is new update few minutes ago. citizenship helpline are suspend till august.i think they want to improve(update)the options.they finally mention about 30 august 2012 citizenship ceremony details............ good luck

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Post by ardee » Thu Jul 26, 2012 6:27 am

sun_in_rome wrote:Does traffic offence like getting fine for speeding etc affect your case??? or Garda report??? :?: :?: :?:



No, i know a couple of people with traffic offences like speeding and having penalty points on their licences who have got approval. Do not bother yourself for such minor traffic offences.

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Post by ardee » Thu Jul 26, 2012 6:30 am

dania wrote:Hello every body I have a question if some body have a court conviction seven years before for driving with no insurance ,and r waiting for their naturalisation decision ,and the conviction is mentioned in the application form at time of apply ,will it effect the decision or what can happen ,please share your or any of your friends experience about that ,thanks in advance and god bless u all.
Seven years ago seems to me a long time and i do not think it should affect the outcome of your application in anyway.Goodluck

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Post by eskaybee » Thu Jul 26, 2012 9:17 am

IQU wrote:www.inis.gov.ie there is new update few minutes ago. citizenship helpline are suspend till august.i think they want to improve(update)the options.they finally mention about 30 august 2012 citizenship ceremony details............ good luck
@'IQU: Thanks for the update pal...I am about call and you saved my time :)

flatpack
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should i sent registered letter to inis and to DOJ

Post by flatpack » Thu Jul 26, 2012 12:50 pm

as subject says,
my personal circumstances are changed
should i sent letter to DOJ and INIS in Tipperary or one letter to DOJ is more than enough?

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Re: should i sent registered letter to inis and to DOJ

Post by sun_in_rome » Thu Jul 26, 2012 1:54 pm

flatpack wrote:as subject says,
my personal circumstances are changed
should i sent letter to DOJ and INIS in Tipperary or one letter to DOJ is more than enough?
information to INIS tipperary will be sufficient if you are only waiting for naturalisation but in case you have applied for LTR then you have to send it both side.

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Post by flatpack » Thu Jul 26, 2012 2:00 pm

sun_in_rome,
thanks for reply,
i have PR (eufam4), but waiting for naturalisation, but i thought you dont have to update tiperary office for this as they should require info from dublin doj office.

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Post by sun_in_rome » Thu Jul 26, 2012 5:34 pm

flatpack wrote:sun_in_rome,
thanks for reply,
i have PR (eufam4), but waiting for naturalisation, but i thought you dont have to update tiperary office for this as they should require info from dublin doj office.
i suggest you should send copy of your new garda card and stamp in your passport to INIS with covering letter by post.

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Post by xxxtieee » Fri Jul 27, 2012 4:07 pm

nissa wrote:very wired until we will not take the oath of fertility we cant be a citizen and enjoy citizenship rights.2nd thing after getting citizenship certificate and travel document the onus is on us to inform the inis dept about our citizenship.
Oath for fertility! I will take no such oath!! ;)

thought that would relax us all a bit... :)
-xxxtieee-

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Post by depim » Sun Jul 29, 2012 12:48 pm

When they will start invitation for next ceremony? Anyone knows?

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Post by waiting2beirish » Mon Jul 30, 2012 9:51 am

depim wrote:When they will start invitation for next ceremony? Anyone knows?
Hopefully in the last week of Aug or 1st week of Sept. I am waiting too for the Oct ceremony invitation :wink:
Not waiting any more

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Post by IQU » Mon Jul 30, 2012 1:35 pm

you guys will get next approvals end of august or beggining of sep .i wish you good luck those are still waiting for it.

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Post by IQU » Mon Jul 30, 2012 1:35 pm

you guys will get next approvals end of august or beggining of sep .i wish you good luck those are still waiting for it.

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Post by courny » Mon Jul 30, 2012 2:44 pm

waiting2beirish wrote:
depim wrote:When they will start invitation for next ceremony? Anyone knows?
Hopefully in the last week of Aug or 1st week of Sept. I am waiting too for the Oct ceremony invitation :wink:
When did you get your reference number?

Any ideas on which batch of applications are due next. I apple aid November but no reference number till jan. could I be in the next batch?

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Post by waiting2beirish » Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:13 am

IQU wrote:you guys will get next approvals end of august or beggining of sep .i wish you good luck those are still waiting for it.
Thanks for your best wishes.

courny

I had applied in Oct 2011 and got ref Number in Jan 2012. I believe we have to have faith in INIS as they aim to clear all back log by the end of his year. I guess we all will have Irish citizenship before the end of this year. :)
Not waiting any more

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Post by citdep » Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:29 am

waiting2beirish wrote:
IQU wrote:you guys will get next approvals end of august or beggining of sep .i wish you good luck those are still waiting for it.
Thanks for your best wishes.

courny

I had applied in Oct 2011 and got ref Number in Jan 2012. I believe we have to have faith in INIS as they aim to clear all back log by the end of his year. I guess we all will have Irish citizenship before the end of this year. :)

it is amazing, based on what you're saying when backlog is referred to applications that are applied in 2011, I wonder what term should we use for applications which are applied in 2008?

my spouse applied in 2008 and still no news, still they are waiting for garda report, they have recently asked for proof of address (which we have sent and they confirmed they've received it) and the letter was stated to be in further processing applications but no news since then.

but I am amused since applications of 2011 are considered to be the backlog, then 2008 applications are either mission impossible or legacy.

This is the most annoying and ridiculous time of my life.
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Post by blessed_sinner » Tue Jul 31, 2012 11:13 am

This is the most annoying and ridiculous time of my life.[/quote]

Tell me about it man, it is very frustrating when we dot even what is the delay for and if any further information will be required.

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Post by Dochtúir » Tue Jul 31, 2012 4:47 pm

Again i emailed the doj following is the reply i hope for the end of this year

The position is as stated previously, Every effort is being made to clearany remaining backlog of applications on hand. Your application will besubmitted to the Minister for decision as soon as possible.I have noted your new address on our records.Kind regards

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