Asylum seeker marry Irish National

lucila

Hey guys. I am an asylum seeker and I never got an answer for that process( it's been 2 years now) so I am neither a failed nor a successful case. I got marriad to an Irish citizen and applied for a stamp 4 with the Spouse of Irish National department. It's been 10 months now and I still haven't heard from them. Does anyone have a similar experience? I just wanna know if this will still take much longer.

Thanks

Really Interested

lucila wrote: »

Hey guys. I am an asylum seeker and I never got an answer for that process( it's been 2 years now) so I am neither a failed nor a successful case. I got marriad to an Irish citizen and applied for a stamp 4 with the Spouse of Irish National department. It's been 10 months now and I still haven't heard from them. Does anyone have a similar experience? I just wanna know if this will still take much longer.

Thanks

According to case law the minister has 12 months to make the decision

http://www.courts.ie/__80256F2B00356A6B.nsf/0/BEE3352AFBAF56E18025739900319AE2?Open

M. & Anor -v- MJELR & Ors, [2007] IEHC 234 (2007)

“If the applicant were kept waiting for a decision longer than 12 months I would have no hesitation in finding the delay to be unreasonable and, being unjustifiable notwithstanding any scarcity of resources, unconscionable”

lucila

Thanks very much. I read the case. Hopefully I will be hearing from them within the next 2 months. I am unsure how it will work since my passport is with the IPO(international protection office) so even if/when the INIS grant me a stamp 4 where will it be stamped? Haha will probably have to wait for the other department(IPO) to give me my passport back

thebull85

lucila wrote: »

Hey guys. I am an asylum seeker and I never got an answer for that process( it's been 2 years now) so I am neither a failed nor a successful case. I got marriad to an Irish citizen and applied for a stamp 4 with the Spouse of Irish National department. It's been 10 months now and I still haven't heard from them. Does anyone have a similar experience? I just wanna know if this will still take much longer.

Thanks

How much did you pay the Irish citizen?

lucila

I didn't pay anything dear now take your prejudice away from me, disgusting. Have respect for others , not only foreigners but Irish too. Now, all the best in your life

thebull85

lucila wrote: »

I didn't pay anything dear now take your prejudice away from me, disgusting. Have respect for others , not only foreigners but Irish too. Now, all the best in your life

just a joke no offence meant.

hullaballoo

thebull85 wrote: »

How much did you pay the Irish citizen?

Moderator: This kind of post is not allowed under the forum charter, joke or not.

Incidental to the warning you have received is that jokes are usually funny.

lucila

Anyone else who has been through or seen a similar situation ?

lucila

Hello guys. It’s been 11 months now and I am still waiting for the residency visa. Is anyone else going through the same situation?

acifbrohi

lucila wrote: »

Hello guys. It’s been 11 months now and I am still waiting for the residency visa. Is anyone else going through the same situation?

Did u got any reply yet from inis or any other progress?

lucila

Hello guys. After 17 months I got my stamp 4 letter based on my marriage to an Irish National. The International protection office was still holding my passport and therefore I was not able to register my letter with the GNIB and get my residency card. However, I got my asylum decision yesterday after 3 years waiting for it and it was negative so now I am going to get my passport back , renew it with my embassy and go to the GNIB with my new passport and my stamp 4 letter to finally get the stamp 4 residency card. What a ****ing journey. I just want to register this here so other people in the same situation will have an idea of how it goes, if I could recommend something I would say withdraw your asylum application as soon as you get the stamp 4 letter based on the marriage because I didn't and I only lost time because of it .

Irexit

lucila can I ask how you got to Ireland ?

Charles Ingles

Have you ever heard of liveline, it's a radio show on rte radio 1.
The man who presents the show is Joe Duffy he could definitely help you, you been treated so unfairly by the Irish state.
Joe Duffy could have this sorted by the weekend

hullaballoo

Irexit wrote: »

lucila can I ask how you got to Ireland ?

Moderator: No, you absolutely may not.

In fact, do you know what? You can take your thinly veiled racism off this site altogether.

Re-reg troll site-banned.