Naturalisation Pl Helpppp..

[ansahuss]

Hi,
my husband is British Citizen , and I'am on ILR, I've just completed 12 months after getting ILR ,
But I was out of country for 7 months in India for medical treatment purpose,
so the rule says you don't have to stay for more than 90 days in 12 months, but since my stay in India is justifiable as I can provide all the medical treatment
So am I still eligible for naturalisation as long I support all treatment documentation,
any help much appreciated.
Thanks

[CR001]

Is the 7 month absence in the last 12 months?

[ansahuss]

Yes, the absence is for 7 months in last 12 months .. Can we stay out of country on medical grounds ..
any help will be much appreciated ..

[rakeysh.patel]

IMHO, while I appreciate your genuine reasons and respect so, it may be a no go from HO' perspective. Sorry if this disappoints

[ansahuss]

any other comments , please, I've spoken to Home Office Naturalisaton team, they said they will will consider the application
if the I have a genuine reason .appreciate any helps ps..

[CR001]

Will it be a big deal to wait 4 months to bring your absence down to roughly 90 days? The risk of losing the fee if you are refused is your choice.

[ansahuss]

Hi, Appreciate for the reply, I can't wait for very long, and need to go back to India as I have to continue my treatment, as there is a long waiting list in NHS ..

[CR001]

No way around it unfortunately. Besides, applications can take months, there are people still waiting from the first half of last year.

If you have to wait a long time on the NHS for treatment, then it most probably is not a life threatening or urgent illness as the NHS has a strict policy on short waiting times in these circumstances. Long waiting times would be applicable if it is non life threatening, non urgent or elective.

[CR001]

Hi,
my husband is British Citizen , and I'am on ILR, I've just completed 12 months after getting ILR ,
But I was out of country for 7 months in India for medical treatment purpose,
so the rule says you don't have to stay for more than 90 days in 12 months, but since my stay in India is justifiable as I can provide all the medical treatment
So am I still eligible for naturalisation as long I support all treatment documentation,
I was in India for fertility treatment, and there was a very long waiting list in NHS, and We cannot wait for very long due some medical problems, can provide all the documentation from NHS and Fertility clinic from India
any help much appreciated.
Thanks

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[CR001]

You will need to wait until your absences are within the limit for citizenship as already advised.

[ansahuss]

Hi , Thanks for the prompt response, but it clearly says on the HO website Total number of absences that may be disregarded if you

b) the absence is justified by Crown service or by compelling
occupational or compassionate reasons taking account of the criteria
at section 5A1.
180 days +
Please note: Only in the most exceptional circumstances would total absences exceeding 180
days in the final 12 months of the qualifying period be disregarded if all other requirements
were not met

Appreciate if some one can explain what is the most exceptional circumstances.

Thanks

[ansahuss]

Hi,

Any advise or suggestions from any members pl

Thanks

[ansahuss]

Hi,

Any suggestions Pl...

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[fwd079]

Hi,

Any suggestions Pl...

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This will most likely be a refusal.

But, if you'd like to risk spending £1005 then you can apply and send a cover letter explaining all the situation, and requesting a discretion. Please click here to book for Nationality Checking Service, who will give you your original documents back for quick travel abroad. But please note you need to provide Biometric Information, so please do not make any plans before Home Office has sent a letter for Biometric information and you have provided those.