A question about citizenship, please

[Bajo_cero2]

What I'm getting at is this: at the time of the application do you have to have been in the country for two years without interruption? Or what if you've been in the country for a long time but left and returned at times? It's all unclear

Uninterrupted residency is abolished but some judges ask it.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

I also wonder if the DNU 70/2017 was declared unconstitutional as far as citizenship is concerned, when was the two year exemption for citizenship based on marriage abolished?

All the others beside marriage and paternity/maternity are considered abolished.

 

[Ceviche]

All the others beside marriage and paternity/maternity are considered abolished.

considered abolished? But you challenge it, right?

 

[Butterpopcorn]

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Unemployed people can't get citizenship?

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Unemployed people can't get citizenship?

No

 

[Bajo_cero2]

considered abolished? But you challenge it, right?

It makes no sense, I challenge requirements to apply and to get it.

 

[steveinbsas]

Unemployed people can't get citizenship?

No

Does this include an unemployed person who is the spouse of an Argentine who works or retires who receive a pension from a foreign government or a private pension or trust?

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Does this include an unemployed person who is the spouse of an Argentine who works or retires who receive a pension from a foreign government or a private pension or trust?

Marriage means community of assets.
However, if someone signs an affidavit saying that supports you, that is Ok.

 

[Valerio]

What if you have lived in Argentina for a year and half.... Then leave for a couple of years and come back for another 6 months. Would that qualify as two year residence even if it was interrupted?

 

[PoorSoul]

I thought it had to be continuous. I read it one time and pretty sure it said continueous