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Please do. I was shocked and even more surprised seeing the citizenship offices’ press spokesperson’s email to the author of the article confirming this. I also contacted a solicitor who agreed with the article which is very confusing since another solicitor I’ve spoken with have said the opposite. I would be interested to hear if there have been applications made by anyone using their Stamp 1G from the third level graduates scheme successfully. The article did discuss the implications this would have in that there would be people who have then missed opportunities. On the other hand, if this is the case it would be amazing news for others going forward.littlerr wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 8:36 pmThat’s very interesting and could have major implications for a lot of people who were on this stamp.
I don’t think it’s correct. The Press Office is seldom directly involved in citizenship process and May have just provided an incorrect piece of advice/
I have sent an RFI to both the Citizenship team and the Press Office. Let’s see what they say.
I am actually shocked, but thrilled personally. I also hope this becoming more public/aware does not change anything in the future e.g. that they renege or implement a new policy to change this anytime soon in response.
Note: Periods spent on Stamp 1G either as a Graduate Student or a Spouse/de facto partner of a Critical Skills Employment Permit holder or a Spouse/de facto partner of Researchers in the State on Hosting Agreements are considered as reckonable residence for the purpose of making an application for Citizenship/Naturalisation.