PQ 456
532 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if, in relation to European Communities free movement of persons, No. 2, regulations 2006 requiring spouses of EU citizens to have previously resided lawfully in an EU state prior to coming here to qualify for naturalisation, there is an appeal mechanism whereby people married for a certain length of time and who are bone fide candidates can have their cases reviewed. [23893/07]
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532 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if, in relation to European Communities free movement of persons, No. 2, regulations 2006 requiring spouses of EU citizens to have previously resided lawfully in an EU state prior to coming here to qualify for naturalisation, there is an appeal mechanism whereby people married for a certain length of time and who are bone fide candidates can have their cases reviewed. [23893/07]
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