Please INIS And Mat Burke, please discontinue making false and misleading statement and interpretation of the immigration constitutional Law under section 16, because it has nothing to do with Ministerial waver under ministerial and secretary act of 1924 rather than the definition of Irish Association in the statute, must you not seat back and take stock yet ? The Minister for Justice and Equality has power (in his or her absolute discretion) to waive one or more of the conditions outlined above in the case of a non-national spouse of an Irish citizen applying for naturalisation if satisfied that the applicant would suffer serious consequences in respect of his or her bodily integrity or liberty if not granted Irish citizenship. Under Section 16 of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 1956, as amended, the Minister also has power (in his or her absolute discretion) to waive one or more of the conditions where the applicant is of Irish associations or is a refugee or stateless person. It should be noted that the Minister is not obliged to waive any condition in any circumstance or case. Applicants are generally expected to have at least 3 years residency even where it is appropriate to consider applications under the provisions of Section 16
Posted on: Wed, 18 Sep 2013 11:43:55 +0000
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