Eligibility criteria: EEA PR, Spouse = BC Language criteria met: Trinity College Exam + LIUK Nationality: German Method of application: NCS + Passport (Hertfordshire) Date of application: 16.01.18 Payment method: credit card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: Date of acknowledgement: 24.01.18 (letter), 25....

240 days is way above the allowance for the last 12 months, it is almost the whole year. HO would disregard 100/110 days but unlikely to disregard 240. CR001, I'm intrigued that you write “HO would disregard 100/110 days” as allowance for the last 12 months. I've otherwise only come across 90 days ...

Hi Dimik, Yes, I have the same issue, my absences were about 370 days in the last 3 years and 570 days in the last 5 years. I've also been out of the country for about 150 days in the last 12 months. I'm an EU citizen and have lived in the UK for about 18 years, mostly due to business trips while wo...

Yes, I do, I applied for it earlier this year. The accompanying letter says that the date on which I am deemed to have acquired permanent residence in the UK is 12th May 2005.

I'm planning to apply for British citizenship. I'm an EU citizen and have lived in the UK for about 18 years. I've made the UK my principal home (my wife is British, we live here, I run my own company here, nearly all our financial assets are here, we have two children who are both British citizens)...