Garda Form B

Waestrel

Hi All

Have sat the stage 2, awaiting results at the moment

If i go on to stage 3, I understand there is a requirement for the details of myself and extended family - such as where they have lived over the years.

To what level of detail is required do you know? And to how distant a relation does it extend?


Cheers

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Waestrel wrote: »

Hi All

Have sat the stage 2, awaiting results at the moment

If i go on to stage 3, I understand there is a requirement for the details of myself and extended family - such as where they have lived over the years.

To what level of detail is required do you know? And to how distant a relation does it extend?


Cheers

To add to the question, does anyone know if a girlfriend (living with) would be considered as “partner” on the form B? Just checking before I have to delve into her family too..

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Waestrel wrote: »

Hi All

Have sat the stage 2, awaiting results at the moment

If i go on to stage 3, I understand there is a requirement for the details of myself and extended family - such as where they have lived over the years.

To what level of detail is required do you know? And to how distant a relation does it extend?


Cheers

Also to answer your question, it’s up to your aunts and uncles, their DOB, address and their relationship to you.

Elliot192

Roland Uneven Banner wrote: »

To add to the question, does anyone know if a girlfriend (living with) would be considered as “partner” on the form B? Just checking before I have to delve into her family too..

If you live together yes she counts as partner.

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Elliot192 wrote: »

If you live together yes she counts as partner.

Thanks, makes sense I guess!

Waestrel

Thanks for replies - further question, do deceased relatives need to be included?

Elliot192

Waestrel wrote: »

Thanks for replies - further question, do deceased relatives need to be included?

That came up at our info session. The answer back then was yes. Not sure if it's still the same.

Witcher

Waestrel wrote: »

Thanks for replies - further question, do deceased relatives need to be included?

Deceased relatives details are needed too.

FIVE.0

Elliot192 wrote: »

That came up at our info session. The answer back then was yes. Not sure if it's still the same.

It is, their DOB and DOD, all addresses and occupations.

Uweir32

Folks I have a question regarding form B.
I have no father on my birth certificate etc so cannot complete the details on the form regarding him. I’m also confused if I should put my mothers current partners information down including his children and their mother (it does say step sisters etc) but since my mother and him aren’t married unsure if they qualify as step family and if they do do I have to include all of his family?

Witcher

Uweir32 wrote: »

Folks I have a question regarding form B.
I have no father on my birth certificate etc so cannot complete the details on the form regarding him. I’m also confused if I should put my mothers current partners information down including his children and their mother (it does say step sisters etc) but since my mother and him aren’t married unsure if they qualify as step family and if they do do I have to include all of his family?

Don't worry about your father's details...just put a seperate sheet in explaining that you don't know his details etc.

Mother's partner isn't needed, it's only your blood relatives and those of your spouse/partner if you have one.

justshane

Uweir32 wrote: »

Folks I have a question regarding form B.
I have no father on my birth certificate etc so cannot complete the details on the form regarding him. I’m also confused if I should put my mothers current partners information down including his children and their mother (it does say step sisters etc) but since my mother and him aren’t married unsure if they qualify as step family and if they do do I have to include all of his family?

I'm in a similar situation, my mum or me haven't seen him in 27 years and I'm panicking on what to do.

RabbitHeart18

FIVE.0 wrote: »

It is, their DOB and DOD, all addresses and occupations.

I put down deceased under the occupation category for any relatives who passed. The guy from HR seemed to think that was fine.

Waestrel

Is it all addresses at which relatives have lived or just their current address?

foam

Waestrel wrote: »

Is it all addresses at which relatives have lived or just their current address?

I just put down the addresses at which they live now. As far as I'm aware it just for yourself that they require multiple addresses.

JenM1984

Hi there,

Do you include an ex partner in the form B? He is my sons father, however we are not together anymore and we haven’t lived together for a year?
Thanks 😊