Excessive leave in last 90 days - Advice
Posted: Thu Dec 19, 2019 7:01 am
Hello everyone and thanks for your attention,
I am applying for naturalisation as an EU citizen with PR since August 2018.
I meet all requirements but unfortunately, due to my girlfriend living abroad and my frequent visit during weekends, I am over the 90 days in the last 12 months requirement (around 110, depending on the moment of my application).
The pattern is quite clear, around 3 weekends a month away in the same EU city and a couple of 2 weeks holidays during the year.
Other than that I have worked continuously in the UK with payslips for the last 5 years, hold bank accounts and credit cards and have proof of address for the whole qualifying period. I do not own a property.
My question would be, do you think that a clear pattern could cast a doubt on my "Future Intention" and therefore increase the possibility of a rejection combined with the excessive absence in the last year? To clarify, I do not intend to leave the UK as this place is effectively my home.
Many thanks in advance for your help.
I am applying for naturalisation as an EU citizen with PR since August 2018.
I meet all requirements but unfortunately, due to my girlfriend living abroad and my frequent visit during weekends, I am over the 90 days in the last 12 months requirement (around 110, depending on the moment of my application).
The pattern is quite clear, around 3 weekends a month away in the same EU city and a couple of 2 weeks holidays during the year.
Other than that I have worked continuously in the UK with payslips for the last 5 years, hold bank accounts and credit cards and have proof of address for the whole qualifying period. I do not own a property.
My question would be, do you think that a clear pattern could cast a doubt on my "Future Intention" and therefore increase the possibility of a rejection combined with the excessive absence in the last year? To clarify, I do not intend to leave the UK as this place is effectively my home.
Many thanks in advance for your help.