Louis J Sheehan - 83327 - years 443.yea.003 Louis J. Sheehan, Esquire

Tuesday, April 20, 2010 - 8:01 PM You are A1 for three years or less. If you remain in Israel for more than the full three years of your A1, you may want to apply for Israeli citizenship. If you do nothing, your status will change automatically to Permanent Resident. In any case, consult the Israeli Ministry of Interior Before your A1 expires, the rules in three years might be different. If you left Israel with the status of A1 or Permanent Resident, request the Israeli diplomatic mission in your country to delete you from the Israeli Population Register. You should receive a letter confirming your change of status.

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