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Thats the common sense of it. I think people that are on the advance stage and waiting now will have their citizenship approved.sher1 wrote:Thanks integrated Migrant , I am hoping for positive decision, i think if decision is not in favour then they will send a letter straight away instead of wait more weeks? what do you think integrated mgrant?
I rang them nearly 40 times.. and I really don't wanna email them again because everytime I email them I get that same robotic reply. I applied in November 2011.. all I know is that it's in the 2nd stage now :/Virgo wrote:Yes every one gets this recorded message u should keep trying it unless some one ans ur call. If ur lucky u will get thru after few attempt otherwise it goes for long unfortunatelyAngel592 wrote:does anyone else get a voicemail message after ringing the INIS :S ... Getting so frustrated!!!!!!!!!!. I rang they said still waiting for reports
it's always tough to get through via phone , but What exact response you got through an email?Angel592 wrote:I rang them nearly 40 times.. and I really don't wanna email them again because everytime I email them I get that same robotic reply. I applied in November 2011.. all I know is that it's in the 2nd stage now :/Virgo wrote:Yes every one gets this recorded message u should keep trying it unless some one ans ur call. If ur lucky u will get thru after few attempt otherwise it goes for long unfortunatelyAngel592 wrote:does anyone else get a voicemail message after ringing the INIS :S ... Getting so frustrated!!!!!!!!!!
I knew minor-parents dependent applicant's cases are a bit complex than others!.courny wrote:you see... the only reason i applied through solicitor was because I had repeated been told by INIS and by Immigration office in burgh quay that stamp 2 does not qualify for reckonable residency no matter what.
And i used a friend who is a solicitor to file it on my behalf to try to convince them.
Later i found out by a nice lady over the phone that even though i had stamp 2 it will be counted as my parents stamps will be looked at.
these people are so dumb, dont even know what they are doing themselves.
I dont understand how they are allowed to work in INIS without even having basic knowledge of the rules and regulations.
Based on my knowledge here in Ireland most staff of some organisations i.e University/education staff, Social welfare staff, Public servant staff etc etc have very little knowledge of their system. 95% of the cases, I tend to know lot more better than them! and that sickens me!courny wrote:I dont understand how they are allowed to work in INIS without even having basic knowledge of the rules and regulations.
IntegratedMigrant wrote:I knew minor-parents dependent applicant's cases are a bit complex than others!.courny wrote:you see... the only reason i applied through solicitor was because I had repeated been told by INIS and by Immigration office in burgh quay that stamp 2 does not qualify for reckonable residency no matter what.
And i used a friend who is a solicitor to file it on my behalf to try to convince them.
Later i found out by a nice lady over the phone that even though i had stamp 2 it will be counted as my parents stamps will be looked at.
these people are so dumb, dont even know what they are doing themselves.
I dont understand how they are allowed to work in INIS without even having basic knowledge of the rules and regulations.
Based on my knowledge here in Ireland most staff of some organisations i.e University/education staff, Social welfare staff, Public servant staff etc etc have very little knowledge of their system. 95% of the cases, I tend to know lot more better than them! and that sickens me!courny wrote:I dont understand how they are allowed to work in INIS without even having basic knowledge of the rules and regulations.
I dont know if they just seat around all day drinking coffee/tea instead of researching and developing more knowledge about their system. And the most Ironic of them all is that they are employed!
Lookily: I honestly don't have any source , I just rely on my gut feeling & I am confident you & 1000's others who have been waiting long will get invition letter this monthlookily wrote:waiting2beirish if u don't mind could u give the source bec i am waiting for it over 22 months now.waiting2beirish wrote:This month of February will bring many approval/invitions
Please don't colour everyone with the same dirty brush that you have. I know nurses (a majority that I know) who work their arse out every day! And that is your example! Would you stand by your comments if you were using your real name?courny wrote:IntegratedMigrant wrote:I knew minor-parents dependent applicant's cases are a bit complex than others!.courny wrote:you see... the only reason i applied through solicitor was because I had repeated been told by INIS and by Immigration office in burgh quay that stamp 2 does not qualify for reckonable residency no matter what.
And i used a friend who is a solicitor to file it on my behalf to try to convince them.
Later i found out by a nice lady over the phone that even though i had stamp 2 it will be counted as my parents stamps will be looked at.
these people are so dumb, dont even know what they are doing themselves.
I dont understand how they are allowed to work in INIS without even having basic knowledge of the rules and regulations.
Based on my knowledge here in Ireland most staff of some organisations i.e University/education staff, Social welfare staff, Public servant staff etc etc have very little knowledge of their system. 95% of the cases, I tend to know lot more better than them! and that sickens me!courny wrote:I dont understand how they are allowed to work in INIS without even having basic knowledge of the rules and regulations.
I dont know if they just seat around all day drinking coffee/tea instead of researching and developing more knowledge about their system. And the most Ironic of them all is that they are employed!
AHHH i really dont know. its pathetic. I mean its pretty straight forward but still. not for them.
i would not be surprised if they are stilling around all day having coffee.
ill explain, even in the health care system in ireland, nurses for example. supposed to be in a clinic at 8.30 wont come in till 9, then they al have to gather and sort out their TEA breaks. which starts from 10 onwards. and lunch time starts at 12 rather than 1 pm.
its typical. seem it too many times.
its worse in other sectors.
If he is using his real name, I suppose he will get arrested for voicing his bad experiences? Dont take it too personal., people are meant to say things that they think are wrong!.xxxtieee wrote:Please don't colour everyone with the same dirty brush that you have. I know nurses (a majority that I know) who work their arse out every day! And that is your example! Would you stand by your comments if you were using your real name?
It looks like the complaints are sharper after a significant improvement was made to the process! A month of lag and we start flinging garbage at everyone! Proud irish citizens of the future!!! Shame!!! What would satisfy you guys?
Great news. Thanks for sharing. If anyone receives the invitation then please share.dhang wrote:DUBLIN CITIZENSHIP CEREMONY IN MARCH 2013
The next citizenship ceremonies will take place in The Convention Centre Dublin, Spencer Dock, North Wall Quay, Dublin 1 on Monday 11th March, 2013.
Some 3000 candidates will attend the ceremonies where they will take an oath of fidelity to the nation, receive their certificate of naturalisation and thereby become Irish citizens.
moro1 wrote:It's impossible to reach them through the phone!!
Strange ... I had to email them a few times while waitning for my application to be processed, and they always replied within a day (I emailed them 2 weeks ago and got an answer in 30 minutes).NewIrish wrote:They are not replying to emails....
Yes they used to reply....but not today......jeupsy wrote:Strange ... I had to email them a few times while waitning for my application to be processed, and they always replied within a day (I emailed them 2 weeks ago and got an answer in 30 minutes).NewIrish wrote:They are not replying to emails....
Are you emailing citizenshipinfo@justice.ie?