Hi guys, I got an answer to my question: certificate arrives by registered post and signature is required upon delivery Below are details for our application : 25 Sep 2013 - application sent 15 Oct 2013 - acknowledgement of application 22 Nov 2013 - approval of naturalisation letter 28 Nov 2013 ...

When certificate arrives by post, does it have to signed at the delivery or postman just drops the letter into to mailbox? Does anyone know?

Hi everyone, got some information at Indians in Ireland forum, copy below: Posted by americangirl » Tue Dec 03, 2013 2:52 pm Hi everyone, Wanted to share my timeline for getting my children approved for Irish Citisenship. 27 August - parents received naturalisation certificate at ceremony 28 August ...

Form 9 - Application for a certificate of naturalisation for a minor, says the following:

"Please note that your child/children must have at least 3 years residence in the State prior to the date of application"

Hi All,
A topic for Minors is a bit quiet recently. Can anyone post their dates? Any success recently? Is it still taking 3-4 months in majority of applicants to get the approval? How long did you wait to get a certificate after sending money?

IRISIND wrote:

IRISIND wrote:
I got my kid's Naturalisation approval today.
Date Applied : 23rd May 2013
Acknowledgement : 10th June 2013
Date of Approval: 12th August 2013
Date of Naturalisation cert received:

IRISIND, how long did you wait to get a certificate after sending the payment?

In 2012 ceremonies were on 30Aug, 13 Oct and 13 Dec.

This year we had 27 Aug, 21 Oct and most likely in 2nd or 3rd week in December.

Thanks change2 for your detailed response. For #1, there is no option in the form for "Housewife". The two options available for people not working are " Unemployed " and " Other ". Personally I thought that "Unemployed" might be interpreted as "actively looking but cannot find", so that is why I ...

Thanks change2 for your detailed response. For #1, there is no option in the form for "Housewife". The two options available for people not working are "Unemployed" and "Other". Personally I thought that "Unemployed" might be interpreted as "actively looking but cannot find", so that is why I ...

I wrote answers to your questions in this thread.

I have a question regarding a housewife applying for citizenship based on 5 years residency (stamp 3). 1- What should be the answer for the Employment question? Unemployed or Other 2- It is clear that the Employments documents requested for employees (employer letter, pay slips, P60 etc) are ...

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Frankly you are pushing it a bit far here. Because someone never applied for a passport for their other country doesn't mean they can't get one now - any embassy will issue it within a reasonable time frame. Plus every single EU citizen I know in Ireland has a passport, and if someone spent enough ...

Send original passport is not meant to be compulsory but in the requirments of documents needed to apply for an Irish passport from the DOJ it say that you must submit your original passport. And the ''must '' is written in a bold capital letter which means that they want you to submit it ...

Hi All, I'm now preparing an aplication for naturalisation for my child, who was born in Ireland, lived here all his life, and now is in his 2nd class in a primary school. According to information on page 1 in Form 9, school letter should be enclosed to show that child attended school for 3 years ...

Parking would be a problem + you would be paying for petrol and couple of tolls. the best thing would be to get a train to Dublin Heuston and get a Luas (Train) to city centre. This would be cheap+convenient. All the best Thanks. There is a train which arrives at 2pm to Dublin. Would that be enough ...

Hi all, I have just received an invitation for citizenship ceremony in The Convention Centre. It will be at 3.25pm. I will be driving from Cork and would like to plan my trip. I looked at directions at Google Map and it shows me that the best option when coming from Cork will be to take M50 north ...