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What do they mean by if applicable?

fontdor · 2015-01-25 23:39:37

Hello, My friend is applying for an Irish passport. He has become an Irish Citizen through natrulisation. In the form for passport it asks for a marriage and birth certificate (If Applicable) What do they mean by that? Is the birth certificate a must? He doesn't have one due to his political issues with his country but got…

26-01-2015 12:39AM

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fontdor

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Hello, My friend is applying for an Irish passport. He has become an Irish Citizen through natrulisation. In the form for passport it asks for a marriage and birth certificate (If Applicable) What do they mean by that? Is the birth certificate a must? He doesn't have one due to his political issues with his country but got his natrulisation with a birth affidavit and a letter from his government saying why they won't issue him with a passport and birth cert. What should he do?

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#2 26-01-2015 12:41AM

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Usually it means if it applies to you, as in if you have one or can get one.

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