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doneal · 2018-11-30 08:02:58

I wonder, if your child is not yet attending any school or GP, what options do you have to prove that he/she is living in the state ? Or date he came to state ? Any idea ?

30-11-2018 8:02am

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doneal

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I wonder, if your child is not yet attending any school or GP, what options do you have to prove that he/she is living in the state ? Or date he came to state ? Any idea ?

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#2 30-11-2018 8:07am

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doneal wrote: »

I wonder, if your child is not yet attending any school or GP, what options do you have to prove that he/she is living in the state ? Or date he came to state ? Any idea ?

Register child with gp.

also if the child was born in the country you would have an irish birth cert

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