Format: Online Application Based On: Spouse of Irish Citizen (Non-EU) in NI Applied Date: 12/07/2024 Acknowledgement Date: 12/07/2024 (e-mail) Further documents request (PSNI DAT1 form, proof of residency): 30/12/2024 Further documents submitted: 06/01/2024 --- Moved from NI to ROI in February 2025 ...
Format: Online Application Based On: Spouse of Irish Citizen (Non-EU) in NI Applied Date: 12/07/2024 Acknowledgement Date: 12/07/2024 (e-mail) Further documents request (PSNI DAT1 form, proof of residency): 30/12/2024 Further documents submitted: 06/01/2024 --- Moved from NI to ROI in February 2025 ...
Format: Online Application Based On: Spouse of Irish Citizen (Non-EU) in NI Applied Date: 12/07/2024 Acknowledgement Date: 12/07/2024 (e-mail) Further documents request (PSNI DAT1 form, proof of residency): 30/12/2024 Further documents submitted: 06/01/2024 --- Moved from NI to ROI in February 2025 ...
Format: Online Application Based On: Spouse of Irish Citizen (Non-EU) in NI Applied Date: 12/07/2024 Acknowledgement Date: 12/07/2024 (e-mail) Further documents request (PSNI DAT1 form, proof of residency): 30/12/2024 Further documents submitted: 06/01/2024 --- Moved from NI to ROI in February 2025 ...
Hi all, I am an Irish citizen living in the US for the past 25 years. I am considering moving back to Ireland with my US citizen wife. From what I have researched, I need to prove I earned 40-50k a year for the last 3 years. My presumption here would be that is income made in Ireland? How does this ...
Format: Online Application Based On: Spouse of an Irish citizen in NI Applied Date: 12/07/2024 Acknowledgement Date: 12/07/2024 (e-mail) eVetting invitation from ISD recieved/sent: pending eVetting invitation from Garda recieved/sent: pending Approval: pending Date of Ceremony: pending Certificate ...
Format: Online Application Based On: Spouse of an Irish citizen in NI Applied Date: 12/07/2024 Acknowledgement Date: 12/07/2024 (e-mail) eVetting invitation from ISD recieved/sent: pending eVetting invitation from Garda recieved/sent: pending Approval: pending Date of Ceremony: pending Certificate ...
Format: Online Application Based On: Spouse of an Irish citizen in NI Applied Date: 12/07/2024 Acknowledgement Date: 12/07/2024 (e-mail) eVetting invitation from ISD recieved/sent: pending eVetting invitation from Garda recieved/sent: pending Approval: pending Date of Ceremony: pending Certificate ...
Format: Online Application Based On: Spouse of an Irish citizen in NI Applied Date: 12/07/2024 Acknowledgement Date: 12/07/2024 (e-mail) eVetting invitation from ISD recieved/sent: pending eVetting invitation from Garda recieved/sent: pending Approval: pending Date of Ceremony: pending Certificate ...
You can just cross from NI to Ireland via car or train and apply for Stamp 4 again at the Garda Immigration office or Burgh Quay. You don't need to fly to Dublin airport. Just show them your residency in NI. Thank you for the reply Angel99. I was under the impression that I cannot apply for an IRP ...
Folks, I've tried searching the forum for an answer to this but wasn't able to find relevant results. Short story for context: I'm Canadian and my spouse is Irish, we flew into DUB late 2019 with our marriage cert and declared our intent to stay; we hit up Burgh Quay and I was issued a 3-year IRP ...
Appreciate everyone’s responses and thoughts about the situation. I think we’ll just chalk it up to a mistake cause in my mind there’s an inconsistency in her status as being both settled (by citizenship) and pre-settled by their judgement. Keep in mind this is a non-issue. He is Irish, and he does ...
Appreciate everyone’s responses and thoughts about the situation. I think we’ll just chalk it up to a mistake cause in my mind there’s an inconsistency in her status as being both settled (by citizenship) and pre-settled by their judgement.
Again it is a very strange and unique approach when it comes to Irish citizens. I consider the point you made, however, you would be surprised that kids born to Irish citizens are qualified to become the British citizen regardless of the status of the parents under the EUSS Not so much a "strange ...
Imagine an Irish person coming to UK on a work visa. Requirement states they have to live in the UK for 5 years to apply for ILR (which is also a settlement status in UK); would Irish citizens be able to apply for ILR straight away because they're Irish? Doubt that. Irish citizens don't have to ...
Folks, I've tried searching for the answer to this but the forum's search feature returns hundreds of results that are not really relevant, so apologize in advance if this has been discussed before! When my Irish citizen spouse applied for EUSS back in 2019, she got pre-settled status. As an Irish ...
However, your circumstances sound complicated. I wouldn't send anything written to INIS unless you had clear and professional advice regarding what to write, and under which context. That's a good approach I suppose. Where would you suggest I look for professional advice? Are there any ...
Thank you for your comments everyone, I appreciate the helpful analyses and suggestions. Couple of points to make: a) I'm not eligible to apply for citizenship this year because I was not physically in Ireland between 2019 and 2021. We moved to Dublin late summer 2019 - that's when I had my GNIB ...
Hello folks - I'm a Canadian with a stamp 4 IRP on the basis of my Irish spouse. The IRP was issued in 2019 and expires this summer. Last year, we ended up moving to Belfast. Recently we flew out for a vacation (using DUB) and when I returned, I presented both my IRP and my UK residence card ...
Hi Everyone. We have received my husbands EEA visa today. It is valid for 6 months. Our timeline is as below: ... ... ... Can I ask - his visa is valid for 6 months. What visa do we now apply for pre settled status? I hope the information helps. Thank you When you say EEA visa, I assume you are ...
To follow through from my previous post, I also applied for EUSS for my baby and my mom on the same day as mine, yet they haven't received a COA. I have not escalated their cases with the MP yet, so that could be the reason.
Just thought I'd share my timeline and details if it helps anyone. Arrived in the UK on an EUSS family permit on 5th July. Applied for EUSS: 6 July (spouse is Irish with pre-settled status since 2019) Biometrics: 1 August EUSS family permit expired: 10 August Called up EU resolution centre multiple ...
Yes the office closed for Covid on Christmas Eve 2020 if I remember correctly and has yet to reopen Great thanks for confirming!! We have since moved to Ireland and it was a bit of a pain having my son travel as a Canadian. Does anyone know if there's a process to change our address on file with ...
Thanks to the member who set up the spreadsheet and the people contributing their timelines! I added my partial timeline too - I submitted the online application for my newborn on 19-sep-2020, however due to some documentation issues, I could not send my docs until the end of December. Tracking ...
On the gov UK website, here's what it says for acceptable documents to show dependency. You’ll need to provide the following evidence, as appropriate, to show your dependency: evidence of your financial dependency, such as bank statements or money transfers evidence of you needing and receiving the p ...
