we know we have to translate and notarize all thing turkish to english but my turkish residency permit is turkish with english would this have to be translated also or just copied? has anyone gone through this process applying for an irish spouse visa? if so what was the out come ?
Visa For Husband To Ireland ....
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charlene
, Aug 22 2012 05:32 PM
spouse visa ireland documents
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charlene
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Posted 22 August 2012 - 05:32 PM
hey guys me husband and i have been together 5 years im living in turkey and teaching 2 years ..we are just married and expecting a baby ...so we have decided that we want to move to ireland (where im from) to have our child and make a life...so we know all the things we need to put with the visa app but some things are unclear AND ANY ADVİCE WOULD BE GREAT! we know we have to translate and notarize all thing turkish to english but my turkish residency permit is turkish with english would this have to be translated also or just copied? has anyone gone through this process applying for an irish spouse visa? if so what was the out come ?
we know we have to translate and notarize all thing turkish to english but my turkish residency permit is turkish with english would this have to be translated also or just copied? has anyone gone through this process applying for an irish spouse visa? if so what was the out come ?
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Posted 22 August 2012 - 10:03 PM
I took this from the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service Website, which is full of helpful information.
http://www.inis.gov....f_Irish_Citizen
NOTES
All letters submitted should be on official company headed paper and give full contact details for verification purposes. These must include a full postal address, name of contact, position in company, telephone number (landline) and email address where relevant. (Email addresses such as Yahoo or Hotmail are not accepted). Website address should also be included, if available.
All of the above documents must be submitted with your application
All documentation must be in English or accompanied by a notarised translation
The provision of all the documentation listed in no way guarantees that a visa will be granted.
Normally documents should be originals not copies so I would send the original residence permit if you can or get that notarised too.
http://www.inis.gov....f_Irish_Citizen
NOTES
All letters submitted should be on official company headed paper and give full contact details for verification purposes. These must include a full postal address, name of contact, position in company, telephone number (landline) and email address where relevant. (Email addresses such as Yahoo or Hotmail are not accepted). Website address should also be included, if available.
All of the above documents must be submitted with your application
All documentation must be in English or accompanied by a notarised translation
The provision of all the documentation listed in no way guarantees that a visa will be granted.
Normally documents should be originals not copies so I would send the original residence permit if you can or get that notarised too.
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Posted 23 August 2012 - 09:15 AM
In the link it says.
"Clear copy of spouse’s passport, or other documentary evidence attesting to spouse's Irish citizenship, showing evidence of residency in country you are moving from".
If you want to play safe maybe your husband could take both the copy and your RP when he submits the application. If they don't want it they will give it back,
"Clear copy of spouse’s passport, or other documentary evidence attesting to spouse's Irish citizenship, showing evidence of residency in country you are moving from".
If you want to play safe maybe your husband could take both the copy and your RP when he submits the application. If they don't want it they will give it back,
