Services
Citizenship
We help you prepare an Irish naturalisation application by organising your residence history, reviewing supporting evidence and checking the documents before you sign and submit.
What this covers
- A residence history covering your permissions and absences
- Checking the evidence you hold against what the application requires, and finding gaps while there is time to fill them
- A document checklist shaped by your own history
- Reviewing every document for consistency — names, dates, addresses and spellings across years of paperwork
- Assembling the completed file, ready for you to sign
- Setting out what has to happen at the statutory declaration stage and who can witness it
How we can help
Residence evidence, travel records and correctly witnessed declarations are important parts of a naturalisation application. Reviewing them early gives you time to obtain missing records and resolve inconsistencies.
Understand which route applies
We explain the relevant routes and the documents each application requires.
Catch problems before submission
We check for missing documents and inconsistencies in names, dates and other details before you apply.
Organise your supporting evidence
We help you organise employment and residence records and identify documents you still need to obtain.
Prepare for submission
We explain the submission steps and review any outstanding questions with you.
How we work
Review
We discuss your plans, explain the application requirements and agree the support you need.
Prepare and check
We provide a checklist and review your documents, letting you know what is missing or needs clarification.
Submission and follow-up
We prepare the application for you to submit and help with further document requests within the agreed scope of work.
In more detail
Read about the requirements, fees and application process for each route, with links to official sources.
Reckonable residence
Count the residence, stamps and absences before you prepare a naturalisation application.
Naturalisation application
Prepare the online naturalisation application, supporting documents, fees and ceremony steps.
Citizenship by marriage
Check the residence, marriage and supporting evidence for spouse or civil partner naturalisation.
Citizenship by descent
Prepare a Foreign Births Register application through an Irish-born grandparent or Irish citizen parent born abroad.
Checking your supporting evidence
We check your evidence for the required years and look for missing records, unrecorded absences or differences in names and dates. We also explain the requirements for witnessing the statutory declaration.
Allow extra preparation time if older records are difficult to obtain or your residence history includes periods abroad. We identify what is missing so you can request the documents before submission.
Preparing your residence history
We bring together your permission dates, absences and supporting records into a clear residence history for the application.
Starting early gives you time to check the dates and obtain any missing evidence.
Common questions
Do I sign and submit the citizenship application myself?
Yes. You sign and submit your own application, including the statutory declaration. We organise your residence history, prepare and check the documents, and explain how to arrange the declaration.
How far back do I need records?
The qualifying period covers several years, and the required continuous period immediately before the application is separate from the total. The guides set out the current requirement with the source.