Reposting this here from the "first time passport" thread My witness was called today (a notary public here in the US), and the online tracker now says "Your Passport Book is being printed. Any all documents submitted will be returned separately " For reference my documents were received on the 21st ...
hmm. I also have an estimated date of 19/02/25, and my supporting documents were received on the 21st. But the tracker still just says Processing application: Your application is being processed. Here's hoping I did nothing wrong to delay the application. My witness was called today (a notary ...
hmm. I also have an estimated date of 19/02/25, and my supporting documents were received on the 21st. But the tracker still just says Processing application: Your application is being processed. Here's hoping I did nothing wrong to delay the application.
Just got the email saying my application was received. Application submitted online: Dec. 23rd 2023 Application mailed: Jan. 5th 2024 Application delivered according to USPS tracking: Jan. 10th Application Received email from dfa.ie: Jan 23rd. For other folks mailing from US who are worried about ...
Can anyone from the US weigh in on their experience with USPS and this new Landed Cost/Customs Fee? (A $24 fee that the recipient has to pay, not the sender) Will the FBR Office accept my mail envelope? reject it?
Does anyone from the US know how exactly to notarize or sign & witness the back of the 2 photos? I'm using the 2x2 US passport photo dimensions from Walgreens. Should I have the notary sign the back instead of stamping it? And do I just have them write in a small font? There isn't exactly a lot of ...
I'm sure it'll be fine. Famous last words. I got this error page after printing off the application and submitting the payment. The card I used was charged the 278 euros. Does anyone remember what the webpage looked like after they submitted the payment? As in, what was I supposed to see rather ...
It seems the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs has updated their website. Old website: https://www.dfa.ie/citizenship/born-abroad/registering-a-foreign-birth/ New website that the old one redirects you to: https://www.ireland.ie/en/dfa/citizenship/born-abroad/registering-a-foreign-birth/#Adult ...
Does anyone from the US know how exactly to notarize or sign & witness the back of the 2 photos? I'm using the 2x2 US passport photo dimensions from Walgreens. Should I have the notary sign the back instead of stamping it? And do I just have them write in a small font? There isn't exactly a lot of ...
Does anyone from the US know how exactly to notarize or sign & witness the back of the 2 photos? I'm using the 2x2 US passport photo dimensions from Walgreens. Should I have the notary sign the back instead of stamping it? And do I just have them write in a small font? There isn't exactly a lot of ...
Hello friends, I have finally gathered all the civil documents that I'll need. For anyone who is curious, I ordered my grandparents birth certificate from the HSE on March 26th, it was posted on April 14th, and arrived April 25th. I ordered the marriage certificate from the HSE on May 7th, it was ...
Hello friends, I ordered my grandfathers birth certificate (for my FBR application) from https://certificates.ie/ back on March 26th. The automated email I received stated: The details you have submitted will be assessed shortly by a member of staff. If the record is found a certificate will be ...
Hello friends, I ordered my grandfathers birth certificate (for my FBR application) from https://certificates.ie/ back on March 26th. The automated email I received stated: The details you have submitted will be assessed shortly by a member of staff. If the record is found a certificate will be ...
Hello friends, this is my first time on the forum. I'm seeking information on whether or not I need to provide the marriage certificate for my parents and grandparents. Based off information I read on the official website ( https://www.dfa.ie/citizenship/born-abroad/registering-a-foreign-birth ...
