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Why can't I get an Irish passport when my children can?

I HAVE two children born in New York. My husband is from Ireland. We just received their Irish passports. I would also like one, but I understand I cannot get one. I am from the U.S. and have no Irish link but my husband. FULL STORY >


Immigration Q&A: Residency requirements for naturalization

Immigration question: Is it possible to apply for naturalization from abroad? Immigration expert Debbie McGoldrick tackles the issue. FULL STORY >


Immigration Q&A: How to get a U.S. re-entry permit

“I am writing from Ireland, where I have been living for the past seven months. I have a green card that I got nearly three years ago, and am planning a visit to the U.S. to keep my card valid, but then I’ll return to Ireland, hopefully for good. I very much want to keep my green card valid, but I don’t want to have to keep coming back and forth to the U.S. each year. I know that there is something I can apply for that will keep the card good indefinitely. How do I do that?” FULL STORY >


Irish immigration Q&A: Can my family and I return to the U.S.?

I am concerned about my Irish wife's status when we return to the U.S., and also that of my two Irish-born children. What would be the best way to proceed with moving back to the U.S. -- this time for good! FULL STORY >


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