If you haven’t done so, send a message to SOLVIT first. If they can’t help you for whatever reason, then go to a solicitor. I have a feeling that they may have misplaced your application or lost some of the documentary proofs you provided. There is absolutely no reason that an application should be ...

If you are talking about the visa (which allows your spouse/partner to hop on a plane), that surely should take just 3-4 weeks on average, plus around a couple of weeks of transfer time between your local embassy and Dublin office. It really shouldn’t take more than 5 months to process a s ...

Apart from emails I've also sent in a physical mail but I'm sure they're going to send in the same response . Sometimes it helps (at least that's what helped me to get some form of a response from I IS, although my situation was completely different) Do you reside in Ireland? If you move to it from ...

That's what is really strange because we got married in Dublin! So processing should be very quick considering they can easily get the details off the registry office 😔. we've got absolutely no criminal history everything about our application is perfectly fine. I think a solicitor is the way to go i ...

I'm writing this with a very heavy heart The applications under join family EU section being processed currently are of date 04/06/2022, whereas my wife has applied on the 14th of April from India and it was received in Dublin on the 4th of May 2022. https://www.irishimmigration.ie/visa-decisions ...