[quote="Lucapooka"]You don't need to prove it. It happened and you can mention it, but you don't have to provide evidence. Why do think you need to?[/quote] Just that if they ask "How do you prove that you have not lived more than the allowed limit in Ireland?" Caseworked usually check the exit and ...

Well it was one same day return and another was next day return. They will not be counted as whole day. But concerned as how could I prove this.

I have visited Ireland twice from northern ireland by Road. There are no stamps endrored in my passport. I will be applying for ILR next month. How can I prove my entry and return to the caseworker?

so does that mean I do not have to mention that I was away for child birth or say it is for child birth but not a compassionate?

But case worker can match the period with my son's date of birth. i am applying along with my depdents.

I am well below the limit. I was away for 68 days in 5 years from UK. 1 week being for my child birth. UKBA specifically said that they require personal letter explaining the reason in case it is compassionate. Again they said birth certificate can be one of the proofs for compassionate reason. But ...

Can the absence for child's birth considered as compassionate leave?