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PQ 557

557. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Justice if her attention has been drawn to the fact that those renewing their residence permit are only allowed to apply one month prior to the expiration date of their permit, even though the current waiting time suggested by her Department for a new permit to be approved is nine to ten weeks plus two to three weeks issue and delivery, totalling up to 13 weeks; the action that she will take to expedite these applications; and if she will consider allowing people to apply further in advance of their permit expiry date. [26477/22]

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557. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Justice if her attention has been drawn to the fact that those renewing their residence permit are only allowed to apply one month prior to the expiration date of their permit, even though the current waiting time suggested by her Department for a new permit to be approved is nine to ten weeks plus two to three weeks issue and delivery, totalling up to 13 weeks; the action that she will take to expedite these applications; and if she will consider allowing people to apply further in advance of their permit expiry date. [26477/22]

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