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An absence of 2 years disqualifies for for Permanent Residence, not Settled status.
supervening event at the date of application:
(a) the applicant has been absent from the UK for a period of more than five consecutive years (at any point since they last acquired the right of permanent residence in the UK under regulation 15 of the EEA Regulations, or since they last completed a continuous qualifying period of five years); or
As above.I can't find details about pre-settled status. What are the limits on when and for how long you can leave the country to keep your pre-settled status?
Go to the end of the page, click on Annex 1 - Definitions, then look for 'Supervening event' (which in this context means an event that disqualified the applicant).
According to the above, a 2-year absence is no issue for applying for Settled status, so you might qualify for that.Should I apply for ILR, settled, or pre-settled status?
Just being aware of the fact that they speak in present tense, meaning the absence could become longer than 2 years. But if that's not the case, then yes, they could still have PR.NikiGio wrote: ↑Thu Feb 21, 2019 12:30 pmIf Edga wanted to apply for citizenship immediately and provided she was a qualified person during 5 of those 10 years, she could also apply for a DCPR - no? She said she's been away for 'almost' 2 years, so has an absence of less than 2 years - this means she still has PR.
Does it mean I can apply again based on 2010-2016 period even though I was absent for the last 2 years?It will no longer be able to refuse EU workers the right to reside on the ground of not having complied with the WRS requirements in the period from 1st May 2009 to 30th April 2011.
If PR was acquired in 2015, then an absence less than two years does not affect PR.
So you can apply for backdated PR and then exchange it for Settled Status before Dec 2020.
I don't know enough about Accession workers, so can't comment. But provided you were exercising treaty rights, you can use the period 2012-2016 as your qualifying period (QP).
If you apply for PR using a QP of 2012-2016, you need to supply:edga wrote: ↑Thu Feb 28, 2019 4:35 pmI am still not quite clear on the residence evidence. I mean I will have WRS (just not between 09-11) and P45s and P60s for other periods (with some gaps, let's say the 2010-11 turned out to be the showstopper for my citizenship application as I think my boss was doing a lot of shady things, hence no WRS enrollment and other things), as I think I still have them. I was told before employment contracts are not good enough though?
Yes - strongly suggest you enclose a covering letter, as it helps the caseworker understand your situation more clearly and it also enables you to state very clearly which qualifying period you are applying and submitting evidence for, otherwise they might just guess and get it wrong.
It means you can apply today for naturalization.
No need to wait, your permanent residence is assumed from the date the letter specifies you acquired it, not from the day you receive the card. So for you, PR is April 6th 2010, as the letter says. This means you can apply for naturalization at any point after one year has passed from that date, that is, at any point after April 6th 2011. So any point now.do i have to wait until 10th October 2020, what do you think?
Amazing, congrats!