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10-08-2012, 11:07   #2956
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I have to disagree.

According to EU Directive 2004/38/EC, an EU national has the right of entry to the territory of another Member State by production of a valid passport or National Identity Card, confirming his citizenship. However..

Article 5(4) of this Directive states:
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Where a Union citizen, or a family member who is not a national of a Member State, does not have the necessary travel documents or, if required, the necessary visas, the Member State concerned shall, before turning them back, give such persons every reasonable opportunity to obtain the necessary documents or have them brought to them within a reasonable period of time or to corroborate or prove by other means that they are covered by the right of free movement and residence.
So, should Cornblakes6 (having arrived at the UK border on a US passport) choose to seek to enter the UK as an Irish national who is not in possession of a valid passport, he must be given, by the UKBA, every reasonable opportunity to obtain the passport or have it brought to them within a reasonable period of time. A passport that has been issued and is merely "in the post" could certainly be produced to the UKBA within a reasonable period of time, so it would be unlawful to refuse entry to Cornblakes6 on this basis alone.

Further, Cornblakes6 is able to prove by other means that they are covered by the right of free movement and residence, since he is able to furnish a copy of the entry of his birth in the Irish Foreign Births Register. Under Irish nationality law this confirms his Irish citizenship. This is weak, however, since UKBA staff are unlikely, nor are they required, to be coherent with Irish nationality law.
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13-08-2012, 12:22   #2957
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Am I still on for getting my passport by 29th August??

Application Number Entered: ***********
Status: Application No. ***********. Received on 31/07/2012 and has been registered.
Issue Date: 14/08/2012
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13-08-2012, 13:02   #2958
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Am I still on for getting my passport by 29th August??

Application Number Entered: ***********
Status: Application No. ***********. Received on 31/07/2012 and has been registered.
Issue Date: 14/08/2012
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Bar any problems with the Application, you should receive it in the next few days.
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13-08-2012, 14:10   #2959
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would somebody be able to tell me the contact number for the passport office in Dublin? paid €89 for 10 day express service a month ago, August 3rd I get a letter saying I wouldn't get my passport until I sent them my birth cert because the passport was damaged, posted it that day to their office in Balbriggan. I'm still waiting on my passport and I need it immediately. So I would really appreciate it if somebody could help because I can't find their number online. Thanks in advance
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13-08-2012, 14:20   #2960
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would somebody be able to tell me the contact number for the passport office in Dublin? paid €89 for 10 day express service a month ago, August 3rd I get a letter saying I wouldn't get my passport until I sent them my birth cert because the passport was damaged, posted it that day to their office in Balbriggan. I'm still waiting on my passport and I need it immediately. So I would really appreciate it if somebody could help because I can't find their number online. Thanks in advance
Here's their contact page, I'd advise emailing the office first, that seems to be the best way to get a response. BTW its the PPO Dublin you want, on Molesworth Street, Balbriggan don't have a customer care number.
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13-08-2012, 14:27   #2961
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Here's their contact page, I'd advise emailing the office first, that seems to be the best way to get a response. BTW its the PPO Dublin you want, on Molesworth Street, Balbriggan don't have a customer care number.
I know yeah but my passport is in Balbriggan getting processed and thats where I sent my birth cert, so me even turning up the offices in Molesworth street might be pointless! This is so frustrating! This will teach me to check my pockets before I put a wash on! AGH
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13-08-2012, 14:30   #2962
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I know yeah but my passport is in Balbriggan getting processed and thats where I sent my birth cert, so me even turning up the offices in Molesworth street might be pointless! This is so frustrating! This will teach me to check my pockets before I put a wash on! AGH
No need to turn up there, if you ring them, they'll be able to deal with your case, the call centre in Molesworth Street handles all queries for Balbriggan and will be able to help you.
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13-08-2012, 18:52   #2963
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Passport express- or not...

Ok peeps, tagging onto this thread.

Sent for new passport for my son (1st passport) so had to send mine too.
Sent on 26th July and no sign of them back yet. Website still only showing 'received and registered' on 27th. The phone number for Cork is always conveniently busy/engaged. I must have dialled it 20 times. I've emailed the passport office- no response..
This passport express is a service I've paid for but not got.
Who to complain to ?? The dept responsible ? Or do the consumer affairs people seem like my best option ?

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13-08-2012, 22:31   #2964
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Ok peeps, tagging onto this thread.

Sent for new passport for my son (1st passport) so had to send mine too.
Sent on 26th July and no sign of them back yet. Website still only showing 'received and registered' on 27th. The phone number for Cork is always conveniently busy/engaged. I must have dialled it 20 times. I've emailed the passport office- no response..
This passport express is a service I've paid for but not got.
Who to complain to ?? The dept responsible ? Or do the consumer affairs people seem like my best option ?

Cheers for any replies
Annoyed...
Relaxing would be your best option. It is a 10 working day turn around service and today is the tenth day. It is the height of the season, there had been clear messages on the dfa website stating a slight delay to the service due to the volume of applicants.

It is now back to 10 days but was above that.

Childrens passports are also subject to more stringent tests.especially first time applicants.

The phone line is 'conveniently' busy because they are more than likely flat out.
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13-08-2012, 22:50   #2965
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Ok, so my daughter is on my wife's passport since August 2004. We are going to Spain next week(booked for ages). I checked in online with Aer Lingus a couple of weeks ago.

I got a text from Aer Lingus today saying something about some countries not accepting kids on parents passports. I knew this was the case from October 2004 but since my wife's passport was issued in August 2004 that didn't apply to us. I checked this evening and while the wording is confusing it seems that to take a child to Spain(a new law came in on July 26th i believe) that child now needs a Passport in her own name. Could someone tell me definitively what is the story?

Also if i need to get her the passport, Can I call to the passport office and have it by the weekend? Today was the first I heard of this new law by the way.
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13-08-2012, 22:57   #2966
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We received our young lads passport in the post today after a hick up with us not sending in either of our birth certs or passports.
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14-08-2012, 11:07   #2967
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hi,

does anyone know what the issue date means? does it mean that everything is ok and i should expect my passport in the next few days??!!

Status: Application No. ***********. Received on 27/07/2012 and has been registered.
Issue Date: 10/08/2012
Website Last Updated: 14/08/2012 at 7:45

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14-08-2012, 13:43   #2968
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Passport Query

Guys a request from a work mate of mine, the passport was sent of last week, flights on Sun 27th Aug, shows on website as received on 13th of aug and is registered, issue date is 24th Aug which is the friday before the flight, is she better to wait a few more days or get to Molesworth St and sort it herself?
Any advice would be much appreciated, thanks.
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14-08-2012, 13:57   #2969
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hi,

does anyone know what the issue date means? does it mean that everything is ok and i should expect my passport in the next few days??!!

Status: Application No. ***********. Received on 27/07/2012 and has been registered.
Issue Date: 10/08/2012
Website Last Updated: 14/08/2012 at 7:45

cheers,

paddy
The issue date is what they expect to issue it by, you can add a couple of days to that at the minute with delays.

Ir does not mean everything is OK though, all documents, witness, photos etc... will have to be checked, when that is all done and above board it will be OK and printed.

That tracker system just has registered, checking, approved, printed and posted. Although it will stay at registered for a while then go through the other statges quite quickly.
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14-08-2012, 14:14   #2970
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The issue date is what they expect to issue it by, you can add a couple of days to that at the minute with delays.

Ir does not mean everything is OK though, all documents, witness, photos etc... will have to be checked, when that is all done and above board it will be OK and printed.

That tracker system just has registered, checking, approved, printed and posted. Although it will stay at registered for a while then go through the other statges quite quickly.
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