To answer my own question, with ref to Free movement guidance https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/476706/Free_movement_rights_V14_0_EXT.pdf a link i obtained from Bernard Ryan's paper on Brexit and implications for Ireland https://www.freemovement.org.uk/brexit-...
Irish nationals don't need PR to apply for citizenship as they are considered as settled from the day they arrive. They are only required to demonstrate 5 years residence in the UK to qualify for citizenship and not 5 years of Treaty rights. What form do you recommend then - directly apply for citi...
Yes DCPR is now a prerequisite for EEA nationals who wish to naturalise. But CTA is nothing to do with Brexit and I've not heard in media or forum that CTA is in question or under threat. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2009/11/section/49 was amended to comply with EEA so needs to be part of th...
Thanks for responding. I want to naturalise in 2017 and believe PR is a requirement. I read the discussion on the board, but no one has replied to show they were successful in applying sans PR. I read that EEA1 was acceptable, but that doesn't mean its suitable in my circumstances. My reason for app...
I am an Irish national working in UK since 1989 with Local Government employment for 10 years from 1990. I worked in charities and temporary jobs since then. I got married in 2004 to a British citizen. Neither of us are retired, though I have not worked or claimed benefits since 2009. State Retireme...
