Continuos and/or uninterrpted residency in Argentina regarding citizenship: What's the difference?

[Bajo_cero2]

Does anyone know with certitude if citizenship applications already in progress before DNU 366 will remain with Ministerio de Justicia or, will they be transferred to Migraciones; which is my existential nightmare.

Art. 45 says it has no retroactive effect.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

That's right. If you didn't already have a citizenship case in progress with the courts, then under the new rules you must have 2 years of uninterrupted presence in the country, with no foreign travel at all, otherwise your naturalization clock resets. And only time with DNI counts, precaria or tourist status doesn't count anymore. For people with a court case in progress it still goes under the old rules which did allow for vacations abroad.

In fact the only thing that ruled is now you need a lawyer to apply under the Constitutional requirements at Federal Courts.

 

[RichardAlem]

Art. 45 says it has no retroactive effect.

Many thanks to you Bajo_cero2. I am relieved.

The fecha asignación on my Caratula was 5th May 2025. I'll wait to hear from the court; not Migraciones.

 

[daveholman]

DNU 366 abolished Federal Citizenship. Now natives are permanent residents. It also abolished permanente residency for foreigners, now they are all precarious.

How many fernet and Cokes went in to this weird take?