The waiting is done by the Department. The preparation is done by us, and it is where cases are won.
Citizenship, a stamp change, family reunification, a visa for a relative, or an appeal. We check eligibility against the current criteria before any form is filled.
Every day counts or it does not. We reconstruct the residence history from passport stamps, IRP cards and permission letters, and identify any gaps.
Identity, residence, good character, financial and relationship evidence as required by the route. Missing or inconsistent documents are the main cause of refusal.
The form, the declaration, the supporting bundle and a covering letter that explains anything unusual. Translations and certifications where needed.
Online where available. We respond to any request for further information and keep you told of processing times, which change.
A grant means a ceremony for citizenship, or a new IRP card. A refusal comes with reasons. We advise on a fresh application or a review.
The Department publishes current processing times and they vary. Getting the application right first time is the only part you control.
Yes, but time outside the State can affect the residence count for citizenship, and your existing permission has to stay valid. Ask before booking.
Read the reasons carefully. Some refusals can be addressed with a new application and better evidence. Some need a review or judicial review within a strict time limit. Ring us quickly.
It depends on your permission. Critical skills and some other permit holders can apply for family reunification. Other routes have income and duration requirements.
Not automatically. Good character is assessed as a whole. Minor matters, especially old ones, need to be disclosed and explained rather than hidden.
Your passport, IRP cards past and present, permission letters, P60s or employment detail summaries, and a list of any time spent outside Ireland.
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