Siobhán Conlon Solicitors

21/02/2022

The regularisation schemes are open and we're making applications daily on behalf of our clients.
Are you eligible?

The Department of Justice have finally today (13th January 2022) released the detailed criteria for the Regularisation Scheme (the ‘Scheme’) and confirmed that applications can be made from the 31st of January 2022 for a period of six months. We have outlined below in summary the criteria for th...

12/02/2022

We received three successful change of status applications for our 🇻🇪 Venezuelan 🇻🇪 clients this week. They changed from Stamp1G to Stamp 1 without the need for an employment permit. 🎉

21/01/2022

A great gift from a happy client.🍷

13/01/2022

The Immigration Service have introduced changes to the process for applying for citizenship by naturalisation.

You are no longer required to submit your original passports with your applications, and you must now provide documentation (proof of residence and identity) in accordance with a scorecard, requiring a score of 150 points made up of documents with differing points value.

We have outlined the new requirements in a blog linked below! If you require advice or assistance with an application for citizenship, get in contact with us and we'll guide you through from start to finish!

The Immigration Service Delivery (“ISD”) has introduced “significant changes” regarding the number of proofs required to establish the identity and residence of a person applying for naturalisation (i.e., Irish citizenship), and the requirements in respect of providing a passport. These chan...

13/01/2022

Check out our latest blog post on applying for an Employment Permit as someone who is 1) undocumented, or 2) already has a Stamp 4 but needs to change their status due to a change in their circumstances.

We have been consistently approached by persons seeking to regularise their immigration status in the State on the basis of having been offered a job which is eligible for an employment permit, but having had that application rejected on the basis of their undocumented status. In other situations, w...

13/01/2022

Welcome to our page! We are a Dublin based law firm specialising in immigration and asylum law. Feel free to contact us via email, chat, or WhatsApp and we can arrange to discuss your immigration queries in our office or online.

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