Option I: Document Research & Retrieval Option
We can undertake an extensive search for all documents needed from the Irish side to apply for Irish Citizenship and/or to become and Irish Passport holder.  The most vital document you will need is the record of the Irish birth of your parent/grandparent. This includes researching the relevant documents (birth and marriage certificates etc) and sending the certified, official copies to you as quickly as possible. 
This search includes the Civil records - Births and Marriages - if your ancestor was born in Ireland after 1864, when civil records began. If your ancestor was born prior to 1864 we can do a search for a baptism record in the parish records. 

Civil Records search and official copies costs $260.

Parish Records search and copies costs $290

In order to begin this process you can contact us at irishcitizen@eircom.net

Option II: Research and Consultancy Option
This option includes all of the above as detailed above under option 1 - i.e research on and provision of the certified Irish records needed to apply for Irish citizenship/passport as well as advice and consultancy on the whole application process.  For reason known only to itself the Irish government has made this quite a complicated process. 
We source Irish documents and either source application forms or inform you where to get them. We also offer advice on what documents you need to source, for the application, in your own country.

We then go through the application process, step by step, with you and help complete the whole process.  In addition we provide an advisory service which you can consult with, via e-mail or telephone, during the entire application process. 

All of the above for a once of payment of $390.  

In order to begin this process you can contact us at irishcitizen@eircom.net

Who can Apply.

The Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act of 1956 provides that certain specific persons who are not born on Irish soil may claim Irish citizenship by descent and ancestry. Those who are eligible include:

1. The child or grandchild of an Irish-born citizen.
2. The children of Irish citizen's who obtained citizenship through prior registration.
3. The children of a naturalized Irish citizen

Irish law permits dual citizenship and does not require applicants to renounce any other citizenship (Irish Nationality and Citizenship Acts 1956/1986)

Advantages to holding Dual Irish Citizenship / Irish Passport

• You can live, work, study or retire in Ireland or any one of the member states of the European Union

• Safe international travel

• Corporate Expansion in the European Union/European Investments

• An Irish passport allows you  access to any of the Member States of the European Union. You can live and work in any Member State including  Britain, France, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, most of the eastern European States etc (in all 27 European countries) As an increasing number of North American and other International companies conduct business in the European Union an Irish passport would allow you to live,work, study and retire in any of these members states.

• Retirement Planning.  You can retire to Ireland where medical costs are a fraction of the cost in most other counties.

• Dual Citizenship allows you to be proud of your Irish past while acknowledging your own native born allegiances
  
  We offer these unique citizenship services, outlined below, to all those wishing apply for Irish citizenship and / or an Irish passport.