that's a great point, and yes, you're right - I was a bit off in the calculation. Years 1–5 total 365 + 289 + 286 + 365 + 365 = 1,670 days, which falls 155 days short of the 1,825 required. So you do need to draw on Year 6, bringing the total to 1,889 days. Year 7 is not needed. Submitting Years 1–6 ...

Please note that this is opinion, and should not be taken as fact, but the summary is, you should be fine. **Reckonable residence calculation** Your total reckonable residence across all years comes to 365 + 289 + 286 + 365 + 365 + 219 + 195 = 2,084 days. The requirement for naturalisation is 1,825 ...

It should be for the years you're proving residence for, so in your example, June-June

According to this, yes: https://www.irishimmigration.ie/how-to- ... -residency

At the time of writing, I'm not aware of any invitations going out, so please post here if you get yours (including how it was sent: post/email).

It's another Killarney one, breaking the pattern of alternating between Dublin and Kerry

14th-15th April 2026 at the INEC

https://www.irishimmigration.ie/upcomin ... april-2026

Please post only the timeline according to format below. You can amend/change it a bit if new steps arise in your application, such as adding a "Passport return" line if you was asked to submit your original passport to show the date when you got it back. This thread is made specifically to see ...

I don't mind at all. This forum has been so helpful for that! Roughly: Application submitted mid-Feb 2025 Additional information requested (turned out to be that cover sheet): end-May 2025 Application accepted: early October 2025 e-Vetting: approx one week later Approval notice: approx 2 weeks after ...

I speak from bitter experience when I say you 100% need to fill this in. I didn't, as I didn't see it anywhere in the instructions, but even though the EXACT words are on the solicitor's stamp, you still have to have them fill in the pdf. That 'mistake' set me back about 4 months, so you've done the ...