Is there a fixed public price?
No. The service is quoted after the eligibility route and likely certificate requirements have been reviewed.
Managed FBR support
If you are eligible for Foreign Birth Registration but do not want to coordinate the whole process yourself, Irish Citizenship Helper can manage the preparation with you. We confirm the route before you start, then agree a bespoke all-in service covering the required certificates and official FBR fee.
Reviewed 30 August 2026 against current Department of Foreign Affairs guidance.
FBR is only the right route for particular family circumstances. A person with an Irish-born parent may already be an Irish citizen, while a parent registered through FBR generally needed to become an Irish citizen before their child was born for the next generation to use that route.
We therefore check the lineage first. If the route does not appear eligible, we will not invite you to start the managed service.
You must confirm that the information supplied is complete and accurate, arrange an acceptable witness, add the required identity and address evidence, sign the application and submit it. The Department of Foreign Affairs makes every citizenship decision; no preparation service can guarantee approval or accelerate its queue.
Start with the free eligibility check or send your known family route by WhatsApp or email. Once the route and likely certificate set are clear, you will receive a bespoke quote. Stripe is the standard payment option and bank transfer can be arranged if preferred.
No. The service is quoted after the eligibility route and likely certificate requirements have been reviewed.
Yes. The agreed all-in service includes the civil certificates required for the confirmed route and the official FBR application fee.
No. We prepare and organise the pack with you, but you must add the personal and witnessed items, sign it and submit it in your own name.
Requirements can change. Confirm the final checklist on the Department of Foreign Affairs website before submitting.
Read current DFA guidance