my other half

bannerman34

Is Filipino but she is here without documentation,does anyone know if there is a way I can sort this out,so she can stay and go to see her family freely,( no racist remarks please)

johnnyskeleton

bannerman34 wrote: »

Is Filipino but she is here without documentation,does anyone know if there is a way I can sort this out,so she can stay and go to see her family freely,( no racist remarks please)

She can apply for various permissions to remain. You can look at the inis.gov.ie website or speak to an immigration solicitor.

bannerman34

Yeah but if shes unsuccessful shes gone,I really don't want that to happen,would kill me to let her go

johnnyskeleton

bannerman34 wrote: »

Yeah but if shes unsuccessful shes gone,I really don't want that to happen,would kill me to let her go

All the more reason to go to a solicitor I suppose. Best of luck

bannerman34

She doesnt even have pps number

Pro Hoc Vice

bannerman34 wrote: »

She doesnt even have pps number

A PPS number gives no rights, in fact working with out permission is an offence for both employee and employer.

There are many permissions than can be applied for, if this is so important to ye both it will require the time and money to engage a solicitor. That solicitor will be able to advise on chance of success of each application.

But once certain criteria are met then there should be no problem.

bannerman34

Any idea what permission and criteria are

Pro Hoc Vice

bannerman34 wrote: »

Any idea what permission and criteria are

Stamp 4 based on defacto relationship or marriage, a green card if she fits the criteria a work permit a humanitarian leave status under section 3, if the person has a citizen child then a permission under Zambrano. There are many different applications each depending on the actual facts a good immigration solicitor can tell your other half exactly what if any are her options.

johnnyskeleton

bannerman34 wrote: »

Any idea what permission and criteria are

Permission is the approval by the minister for justice for the person to reside in the country.

Criteria are the necessary items that are required to get such permission.

There is a wealth of this information on the inis website if you want a general idea. If you want specific advice based on your personal circumstances, you can speak to a solicitor.

4umbrellas

I'm too new to post links but add www to the following to see relevant info from the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service:
http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000168

They've a specific section for spouses of Irish Nationals:Spouse of Irish National Unit

Immigration Services Section
Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service
3rd Floor, 13/14 Burgh Quay
Dublin 2

Email enquiries can be sent to the following dedicated email address. Please ensure that all queries include your name, reference number and contact details.
INISsinu@justice.ie

bannerman34

But its all to technical,anyone here been through this pickle before? She only a domestic worker so whats her chances

Pro Hoc Vice

bannerman34 wrote: »

But its all to technical,anyone here been through this pickle before? She only a domestic worker so whats her chances

As you have been told each application is fact specific. It requires a person who knows the law to get information from both of ye. Are ye living together, are ye married or intending to marry, any children? Where are the children? Their status? Way to many variables to go through on a forum. If it's this important a solicitor will tell you it will cost a few hundred to meet a good immigration solicitor, who will tell you exactly what you and your OH can do exactly.

Annasopra

bannerman34 wrote: »

Is Filipino but she is here without documentation,does anyone know if there is a way I can sort this out,so she can stay and go to see her family freely,( no racist remarks please)

Go to the Migrant Rights Centre


www.mrci.ie/

They work on issues affecting undocumented people and domestic workers.

bannerman34

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

Go to the Migrant Rights Centre


www.mrci.ie/

They work on issues affecting undocumented people and domestic workers.

she already does would help id she wasnt liVing in dublin and me in clare

GerardKeating

bannerman34 wrote: »

But its all to technical,anyone here been through this pickle before? She only a domestic worker so whats her chances

Depends on how long you have been together, you will need to document this relationship, photos of the two of you together taken over an extended period would help.

bannerman34

Thanks for that we have photos on both our phones, maybe its time to get a real camera

psalbmb

So is she here illegally, and working??

bannerman34

Unfortunately yes because her cousin sponsored her to come and take her place in the job because the cousin needed sickleave

hullaballoo

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