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Most unfortunate.daisy3 wrote:Hello. I’m writing with regards to my naturalisation application (form AN) being refused. The reason for it is “because I have not been excercising treaty rights for a continuous period of 5 years”.
I’m EEA national (not British) and I’ve been in England since 2002, living with my partner who is British since 2003 with whom I have 2 children (born in 2004 and 2012). We got married in August 2014. I applied for naturalisation in July 2015. In my whole time since being in England I worked only for a period of 2 months in 2009. My husband supported me financially for the whole time. In the past I had a residence permit which ran out in 2010. My application was refused because I have not been exercising treaty rights for a continuous period of 5 years. I didn’t know what it meant so I’ve done some research and from what I understand I had to have a comprehensive sickness insurance cover, which I haven’t had. Could you please advise me what to do? Is there a point in filling the form NR for reconsideration? Or do I have to get comprehensive sickness insurance cover or find work and apply again after 5 years?
Many thanks in advance
To acquire PR takes 5 years which subsumes the 3 years of residency by virtue of marriage to a BC.daisy3 wrote:Thank you very much for your reply.
Since I'm married to British national, isn't the period 3 years? In the letter from HO it states period 5 years but I read on gov.uk website that if you're married, it is 3 years.
Also can anybody recommend insurance company that provides CSIC which I could use and how much roughly it is per month?
Thank you in advance
Yes that's it.daisy3 wrote:Hello. Thank you again. I'm sorry I don't quite understand this. Is it still 5 years then?
No, any 5 year period.daisy3 wrote:Hello again
I thought I'd ask this. Does HO take into account only the recent 5 years? I had residence permit for 5 years which ran out in 2010. Unfortunately I didn't renew it so I have lot of regrets now. Thank you