Form Eu1: Application For A Residence Card
Form Eu1: Application For A Residence Card
Form Eu1: Application For A Residence Card
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FORM EU1
DEPARTMENT JUSTICE EQUALITY
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& IMMIGRATION SERVICE
This form must be completed in BLOCK CAPITALS. Where indicated, please place a tick ( ) in the appropriate box.
You must fill out a separate application form for each non-EEA national seeking a residence card, including each minor child.
All sections must be completed as required. Both declarations in Section 5 must be signed. Incomplete applications cannot be processed
and will be returned.
Please note that certain documents are required to be submitted with this form and some of those documents must be original. The
Department will return original documents to you by Registered Post. Please refer to the checklist in Section 4 of this form.
If you are presently unable to provide any of the information or details requested in any of the relevant sections, please explain the
reasons in a letter and enclose it with this application form.
You and the EU citizen of whom you are a family member may be required to attend for an interview in connection with this application.
A decision will be taken on the application no later than six months from the date of receipt of a fully completed application form with the
relevant supporting documentation.
While your application is being processed at this office, the onus is on you, the applicant, to advise this office of any change in your
circumstances (including change of residence or change in activities of the EU citizen). You must submit new supporting documentation
as appropriate.
1.3 Other name(s) (maiden name, name at birth, any other names by which you are or have been known)
1.4 Date of Birth 1.5 Gender (please tick) 1.6 PPS Number
1.7 INIS Person ID Number (if applicable) 1.8 Old Department Reference Number (if applicable)
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1.9 Nationality
1.15 GNIB Registration Number (if applicable) 1.16 Date of arrival in the State
1.20 Have you been convicted of any criminal offence in the State or abroad? Yes No
(If "yes", please give details)
1.21 Are there any charges pending against you in the State or abroad? Yes No
(If "yes", please give details)
1.22 Have you ever been deported from the State? Yes No
1.23 Are you currently subject to a Deportation or Transfer Order made in Ireland? Yes No
Deportation Transfer
(If "Yes", please specify)
Order Order
2.3 Other name(s) (maiden name, name at birth, any other names by which you are or have been known)
2.5 Date of Birth 2.6 Gender (please tick) 2.7 PPS Number
2.10 Passport or National Identity Card Number 2.11 Identification type (please tick)
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2.14 Email Address
Please fill out Parts (A - E) below as applicable to the current activity of the EU citizen in the State.
NOTE: it is important to provide accurate contact details for employer/college as they may be contacted to verify the information provided.
3.3 Employer's contact telephone number 3.4 Number of hours worked each week
(C) Study
3.11 Name of college
3.13 College telephone number 3.14 Comprehensive sickness insurance (please tick)
Yes No
3.17 Last previous employer's contact telephone number 3.18 Date of redundancy
3.19 Total duration of all previous employment in the State 3.20 Registered as job-seeker (please tick as applicable)
Evidence of identity
Passport or National Two passport-size photos of
Passport of applicant
Identity Card of EU citizen applicant and EU citizen
If Renting
Letter from landlord/agency, rental contract or tenancy agreement
Utility bills in the names of both the applicant and the EU citizen
If Home-owning
Letter from mortgage provider, local authority or County Council
Utility bills in the names of both the applicant and the EU citizen
(B) Self-employment
Agreed Tax Assessment from the Revenue Commissioner for the last financial year (if applicable)
OR Letter of Registration for Self-Assessment (Income Tax) from the Revenue Commissioner
Receipts issued for sales or services in the last six months
(C) Study
Letter from college/course provider including course description, start date and completion date
Letter from private medical insurance provider (for EU citizen and any dependents)
Letter from Department of Social Protection with details of any benefit claims (or stating that there are no claims)
Letter from private medical insurance provider (for EU citizen and any dependents)
Applicant
This declaration should be signed and dated by the applicant or by the parent or guardian of an applicant under
the age of 18.
I hereby apply for a residence card for myself. The information I have given is complete and is true to the best of my
knowledge. I also declare that the photographs submitted with this form are a true likeness of me. I confirm that if, before
my application is decided, there is a material change in my circumstances or new information relevant to this application
becomes available, I will inform the EU Treaty Rights Section of the Department of Justice and Equality in writing
immediately. I understand that any false or misleading information or fraudulent supporting documentation submitted will
result in the refusal of this application.
I understand that, under Section 8 of the Immigration Act 2003 and Regulation 26 of the European Communities (Free
Movement of Persons) Regulations 2015, the data in this application may be disclosed to other Irish Government
Departments as well as to public authorities of the Member States of the European Union and European Economic Area
(EEA) for purposes connected to this application. I acknowledge that the EU Treaty Rights Section may make enquiries to
confirm any of the details or documents provided by me in this application, including my participation in an interview
process.
I am aware that a person who asserts an entitlement to any rights on the basis of information which he or she knows to be
false or misleading in a material particular shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine
not exceeding €5,000 or to a term of imprisonment not exceeding 12 months, or both.
EU Citizen
This declaration should be signed and dated by the European Union, EEA or Swiss citizen.
The information given in this form is complete and is true to the best of my knowledge. I also declare that the photographs
submitted with this form are of a true likeness of me. I confirm that if, before the application is decided, there is a material
change in my circumstances or new information relevant to this application becomes available, I will inform the EU Treaty
Rights Section of the Department of Justice and Equality in writing immediately. I understand that any false or misleading
information or fraudulent supporting documentation submitted will result in the refusal of this application.
I understand that, under Section 8 of the Immigration Act 2003 and Regulation 26 of the European Communities (Free
Movement of Persons) Regulations 2015, the data in this application may be disclosed to other Irish Government
Departments as well as to public authorities of the Member States of the European Union and European Economic Area
(EEA) for purposes connected to this application. I acknowledge that the EU Treaty Rights Section may make enquiries to
confirm any of the details or documents provided by me in this application, including my participation in an interview
process.
I am aware that a person who asserts an entitlement to any rights on the basis of information which he or she knows to be
false or misleading in a material particular shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine
not exceeding €5,000 or to a term of imprisonment not exceeding 12 months, or both.
Submission of incomplete forms or failure to submit all requested documentation will result
in the automatic return of your application.
1. The data you provide in this form is collected by the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS), a
part of the Department of Justice and Equality. The data controller for the information you provide is the
Department of Justice and Equality. The data controller’s contact details are: EU Treaty Rights, Residence
Division, Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service, the Department of Justice and Equality, 13 – 14
Burgh Quay, Dublin 2, D02 XK70.
2. You can contact the Data Protection Officer for the Department of Justice by writing to: The Data Protection
Officer, the Department of Justice and Equality, 51 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2, D02 HK52. Or by email
– [email protected]
3. We will use the personal data you provide in this form for the following purposes
Assessing your entitlement to reside in the State as the family member of the EEA National named in
your application.
We may also use the personal data you provide in this form and in associated correspondence as part
of any future considerations regarding your immigration or citizenship status.
4. We collect and process this data in order to comply with our legal obligations or to perform tasks in the
public interest. The specific basis for collecting and processing this data is as follows:
Directive 2004/38/EC
Regulation 26 of the EC (Free Movement of Persons) Regulations 2015, and
Section 8 of the Immigration Act, 2003
5. The personal data provided here will be stored securely in INIS’s databases and the Garda National
Immigration Bureau’s databases. It may be shared, if necessary, with the following third parties:
Service providers of the Department of Justice and Equality, for example data handling and storage
providers, producer of Residence Card/Irish Residence Permit
6. The personal data you provide in this form is necessary for us to determine if you meet the criteria for a
residence card as the family member of the EEA National named by you. If this data is not provided, your
application cannot be processed.
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7. This data may be retained until INIS can be sure that neither party will have no further contact with the
immigration services. This may be an indeterminate period as your immigration history in the State may
span a full lifetime. It will be referred thereafter to the Director of National Archives for appraisal under the
National Archives Act 1986
8. Both you and the EEA National have the right to request access to, and a copy of any personal data
pertaining to you or them that we process. You can do this by filling in a Subject Access Request form,
available at www.justice.ie, and sending it to [email protected]. You may be required to
verify your identity before we send the information to you.
9. You or the EEA National have the right to request us to rectify any errors in your data or to erase your data,
as well as to seek a restriction of the processing of your data or to object to the processing of your data in
certain circumstances. To do this you or the EEA National should write to EU Treaty Rights, Residence
Division, Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service, the Department of Justice and Equality, 13 – 14
Burgh Quay, Dublin 2, D02 XK70 explaining what errors need to be rectified or erased or your reasons for
seeking the restriction of, or objecting to, the processing.
10. You or the EEA National have a right to lodge a complaint with the Data Protection Commission if you
believe your personal data is being processed by us unlawfully. Information about how to make a
complaint can be found on www.dataprotection.ie.
I acknowledge that I have read and understood the information outlined above, which relates to my data
protection rights.
Name _____________________________