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samia123
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form 11 for irish citizenship

Post by samia123 » Sat Jan 28, 2017 12:44 pm

Hello Gurus,
we r living n working in northern ireland. and I m in tier 2 visa . my girl was born in northern ireland that time i was on student visa so she was not qualified for irish citizenship and she is now 5 years. m thinking to apply for irish citizenship for her using form 11. is it possible? :?: please help. :?:

crisbella218
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Re: form 11 for irish citizenship

Post by crisbella218 » Sat Jan 28, 2017 11:29 pm

samia123 wrote:Hello Gurus,
we r living n working in northern ireland. and I m in tier 2 visa . my girl was born in northern ireland that time i was on student visa so she was not qualified for irish citizenship and she is now 5 years. m thinking to apply for irish citizenship for her using form 11. is it possible? :?: please help. :?:
In order to help answer your question would need to know a few things:

1) When did you obtain your Tier 2 Visa
2) Your nationality (I assume your non-EU as you have a tier 2 visa)
3) Have you spent any period longer than 6 weeks outside the Island of Ireland with your kid.
4) Do you have documentation to show 5 years of living in Northern Ireland.

crisbella218
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Re: form 11 for irish citizenship

Post by crisbella218 » Sat Jan 28, 2017 11:34 pm

Sorry. I'm not as clued up on minors in Northern Ireland. Following on from my last reply.

So your girl is born in Northern Ireland and therefore would not be able to apply as she needs to be born in the Republic of Ireland. Unless your partner is an Irish citizen? However if that was the case she would have been Irish at birth.

From Citizens Information website:

Who is eligible for naturalisation?
If you wish to become an Irish citizen through naturalisation, you must:

Be 18 years or older (you must be married if you are under the age of 18) or,
Be a minor born in the State (from 1 January 2005) and

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