Receiving a Stamp 1G refusal with Form 3 is very different from receiving a standard refusal letter. At this stage, the Department is proposing to make a deportation order, and you are usually given 15 working days to respond. You generally have three options: • Leave Ireland voluntarily. • Consent to a deportation order. • Submit representations using Form 3 explaining why a deportation order should not be made. It’s important to understand that Form 3 is not an appeal against the Stamp 1G refusal. Instead, it allows the Minister to consider your overall circumstances before deciding whether to make a deportation order. If you receive Form 3, don’t ignore it. Read the letter carefully, understand your options, and respond before the deadline. DM me your query, save this video, and follow for more Ireland immigration updates. (Stamp 1G refusal, Form 3 Ireland, Section 3 Ireland, deportation order Ireland, Stamp 1G extension, Ireland immigration, Irish immigration, employment permit Ireland, voluntary departure Ireland, ISD Ireland, immigration representations Ireland, Ask Manavi) #stamp1g #stamp1gextension #ireland #stamp1gextensionireland #stamp1gextensionrefusal - @askmanavi