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Current entry visa and Immigration Certificate of Registration/GNIB

18-06-2014 9:48pm

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thearchitect

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Sorry if this is the wrong forum, but I applied for part time work in McDonald's and got an email back saying I've an interview next week, in it it says a current entry visa and Immigration Certificate of Registration/GNIB is compulsory to prove my eligibility to work in Ireland, I don't have these but my dad said if I turn up with my birth cert and passport I'll be ok, I've been an Irish citizen all my life, will I be ok without what they want?

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#2 19-06-2014 9:12am

Mrs OBumble

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You're fine, because you're automatically eligible to work here. Passport will do by itself I'd say.

They put those lines in because some applicants aren#t Irish, and don't have the right paperwork. It's a way to deter them up-front.

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#3 19-06-2014 1:03pm

thearchitect

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Thanks very much, and also thanks to whoever moved the thread for me

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