Naturalisation

Hello
I have a question regarding my naturalisation application its due in this june but
But i lived more then 6 weeks in 2018 out of state so i have to wait one more year or can i apply this june?

If you left the country for more than 6 weeks (eg 7 weeks) in 4 years out of 9 before naturalization, you apply after you've achieved a total of 5 years + however long you left for (so 5 years + 7 weeks).
If it was the year immediately before naturalization - you wait another year.

Mng_two wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 26, 2023 10:06 pm

i have to wait one more year or can i apply this june?

You can apply whenever you get 5 years + absence.

Ok thanks
And how they calculate the year for example i went on holdidays may 2021 so the year start jan to December or i have to wait may 2022 to complete my year plan explain.

Mng_two wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 27, 2023 7:53 am

Ok thanks
And how they calculate the year for example i went on holdidays may 2021 so the year start jan to December or i have to wait may 2022 to complete my year plan explain.

Not sure what's your question; if you're asking how do they count absences, going from post1900948.html#p1900948, they take year as in calendar year.

Ok
I will explain you here
2018 march to april ans then august i was out 7 weeks
Then 3 weeks in june 2019
2020 4 weeks
2021 never
2022 4 weeks in june
Now i am planning to go out in april so i have to wait till june to
Complete one year or i can go?

Mng_two wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 27, 2023 2:26 pm

Ok
I will explain you here
2018 march to april ans then august i was out 7 weeks
Then 3 weeks in june 2019
2020 4 weeks
2021 never
2022 4 weeks in june
Now i am planning to go out in april so i have to wait till june to
Complete one year or i can go?

If you want to leave the country now to get your absence count up, you can; see post in my last message, where it states they count absences in calendar year.

A reasonable and generous period of up to 6 week
per calendar year is allowed to provide for absences from the State for
normal holidays and other short term and temporary nature absences, such as
for a family bereavement.

Appreciated