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You have been going around the forum repeating that you are going for JR. JR is largely pointless and has no merit for nationality applicationsavjones wrote: ↑Sat Mar 28, 2020 10:56 pmThe fact that the days of absence didn't cause an issue for ILR in a particular category is irrelevant for the purposes of naturalisation.
The reconsideration process has no time limit. If it gets very long, the delay can be challenged by judicial review. You are nowhere near that length of delay, yet.
I recently did a pre-action protocol for judicial review of delay in a reconsideration application for British Citizenship - the delay was nearly 3 years.
I'll grant you that it is not totally without merit particularly in cases where the was a failure to follow the nationality law. However I would like to see the legal basis for many elements that are discretionary. Are you using PAP to force the HO to make a decision or have you managed to win a legal case against the HO for let's say long delays or rejection due to absences or good character ?