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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Permission to Remain in Ireland as the spouse of an Irish National | 2 Relevance | 9 years ago | Carrie | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| ... my first week there except for the utility bills. My question is did @katemreagan husband ever get the temp stamp 4? If so, how long did it take? I know there is the 6 month clause that you must already be living in Ireland and Kate said to go ahead and mail it in even though it may get rejected because of the 6 month rule. But I'm assuming you did this so you could go ahead and get your "receipt letter"from them so he could get his temp stamp 4. Did this work? I'm assuming that you haven't gotten your husbands perm stamp 4 yet? Hoping to get an update fr ... | |||||
| Marrying an Irish Citizen as a non-EU Citizen | 2 Relevance | 9 years ago | Kelsey | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| ... in Ireland, they accepted by American address and send correspondence there. 2. The Apostille stamp: never heard of that, whoa! What if you don’t live anywhere close to a State capital? Will a notarized copy work? You can get an Apostille stamp at a number of different locations depending on the state,, but the capital happened to be closest to me. A notarized copy will not be accepted, it must be an Apostille stamp. However, you don't have to go in person - you can mail your documents, check, and cover letter. I just preferred to go in person as it wasn't ... | |||||
| Marrying an Irish Citizen as a non-EU Citizen | 2 Relevance | 9 years ago | Kelsey | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| ... month advance notification to your local Civil Service Registration office. This notice can be done online here: Civil Registration Service You put in your name, some other basic info, and choose a date/time in which you will meet the Registrar. When you make the appointment with the Registrar, you will contacted via email and post on what information and documents you need to bring with you. In my case, me and my intended spouse were required to bring the following: - Passports as identification. - Birth Certificates: Extremely Important: In my case, as ... | |||||
| Permission to Remain in Ireland as the spouse of an Irish National | 2 Relevance | 9 years ago | Kate Reagan | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| I forgot to mention that an application will need to be filled out for each of your children as well, if they are not EU citizens. And, to answer your earlier question...yes, technically the spouse or non-eu/eea national cannot work until either the temporary stamp 4 or the stamp 4 eu has been issued. So be prepared that they cannot work for i'd say 3-6 months...depending on how quickly the application is received. The immigration officers did say that if you do start working prior to this just dont tell them. It seems like all you really need to work is th ... | |||||
| Permission to Remain in Ireland as the spouse of an Irish National | 2 Relevance | 9 years ago | Kate Reagan | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| ... 90 days of entering the country, just know it will be denied at first because you have not been in the country for 6 months. However, since the wait time is anywhere between 14 weeks and 6 months, its possible the timing will align and you will be approved at first go. Once you mail it in, you wait for a letter of receipt. Take that letter to your local immigration officer and they will theb issue you a tempora stamp 4. If you have already exceeded your 90 day entry visa before this letter arrives, let your local officer know that you have submitted your ap ... | |||||
| Permission to Remain in Ireland as the spouse of an Irish National | 2 Relevance | 9 years ago | Kate Reagan | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| ... guards have been instructed not to give the stamp 4 or a residence card until after the application has been received. The guards are under the impression that it only takes about 2-3 weeks to get the letter of receipt of application, so it should be fine; however we have spoken to both the immigration office and the citizens information office and it is really about 14 weeks. Because of this "process" the EU Treaty application will be denied because you cannot actually apply for it until you have been residing in the country for 6 months. Once it has been ... | |||||
| RE: Stamp 0 person of independent means questions | 2 Relevance | 3 years ago | Paula McDonough | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| @dalesimmons i thought stamp 0 was 50k per person (100k combined). i am relocating with my 12 year old daughter and the attorney said i still had to show the 100k for the two of us even though she is a minor | |||||
| RE: "O" stamp received. | 2 Relevance | 3 years ago | Da Juicys | Welcomes and Introductions | |
| Mailed application on 10th Oct 2022. Application r/c'd by justice department on the 20 Oct 2022. I neglected to copy EVERY page of our passports. Sent all 28 pages x 2 via email on 23rd Oct 2021. "O" stamp offer letter received 25 Oct 2022. I will obtain my citizenship through ancestry/father after we move to County Kerry Summer 2023. "Chríochnaigh!" | |||||
| RE: Stamp 0 for Non-EEA dependent | 2 Relevance | 4 years ago | samhita BHATTACHARYA | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| Ok but u do not need accountant its only for stamp 0 as independent living . I was about to apply but my house is not ready yet and Visa D is valid for 6 months only so may be i will have to delay a bit .Not sure if we say we travel in sept/oct will they give visa 6 months from travel date or 6 months from approval .Guess for u also 1 step process Type D visa as irish citizen .Also for insurance Quote is ok . | |||||
| RE: Stamp 0 for Non-EEA dependent | 2 Relevance | 4 years ago | Kevin Callaghan | Ireland Move Club General Forum | |
| ... with them beforehand? This is just one of the many differences been doing business in Ireland vs. the US. Would a job seeker ask for payment from the company before an interview? That's kinda the right analogy. Anyway, stamp 0 is a pretty esoteric process and I doubt an immigration solicitor has much knowledge nor can help you much with the process. The rules are pretty straightforward. It's the accountant that really matters. Save the solicitor for your legal appeal if you get rejected. Now, if an attorney can connect you to a sympathetic TD, that could ... | |||||