DFA Irish Passport Application Status Track Online : Embassy of Ireland Great Britain

Name of the Organization : Embassy of Ireland Great Britain (dfa.ie)
Type of Facility : Track Irish Passport Application Status Online
Country : Ireland

Website : https://www.dfa.ie/irish-embassy/great-britain/

How To Track DFA Irish Passport Application Status?

Applies to applications lodged in Ireland only. All non emergency applications submitted at the public counters in Dublin or Cork will have a standard 15 working day turnaround. The quickest a passport can be produced is 3 working days other than where travel is necessitated by the death or illness of a family member. An additional fee will apply.

Related : Embassy of Ireland Great Britain DFA Irish Passport Application : www.statusin.org/759.html

Requests for information in respect of the turnaround time for applications submitted through Irish Embassies abroad should be checked in the first instance on the relevant Embassy website (DFA).

** To track your individual passport application, enter your application number in the box below.

** You will find your application number on the top left hand corner of the passport application form, directly below the barcode. If you received a receipt from An Post or from the Passport Office counter, you will find your application number under Application Barcodes on that receipt.

** Information here is updated regularly and it is advisable to check periodically before contacting the Passport Office.

Lost or Stolen Passports

** With a view to preventing identity theft and the circulation of falsified passports, there are additional safeguards for the passport application procedure for those adults seeking to replace a lost or stolen passport. From 17 January 2011, adult applicants in this category are required to submit the following additional evidence in support of their passport application
** A completed and suitably witnessed passport application form and four photographs, (two of which must have the application form number written on the reverse and be signed by an approved witness);
** The Passport Service reserves the right to contact witnesses as required. Passport applicants should therefore note that where it is not possible to make contact with those witnessing applications, then it is likely that the application will be rejected.
** The long form birth certificate of the applicant and a civil marriage certificate, if appropriate, and evidence of entitlement to Irish citizenship, where applicable;

** Additional form of photo-identification; e.g. certified copy of a drivers licence, work ID; student card; social club membership; passport from other country etc.;
** Documentary evidence to show use of name, e.g. payslips; records of unemployment or disability payment; bank statement; college registration etc.; and
** Evidence of residency at the application address, e.g. utility bills; official correspondence from public or private sector etc.

The above-mentioned should be submitted in original format.

In addition, applicants may also be required to provide further information and/or attend for interview at one of the Department’s offices.

It should be noted that it will not be possible to expedite any application in these categories.

Contact Postal Address

Irish Passport Office
Embassy of Ireland,
114a Cromwell Road,
London, SW7 4ES