Hello everyone,
I have been reading up a lot on naturalization (ordentliche Einbürgerung) in Switzerland, and all the experiences people on this forum have shared. I also follow the news on this subject, and I came across an interesting article recently:
https://www.luzernerzeitung.ch/zentr...ein-ld.1201517
Specifically, it talks about "sistieren" (suspending) of naturalization applications, and in the city of Zug, approximately 30% of naturalization applications are suspended. An earlier sentence mentions that suspension is typically for 1-2 years. So it sounds like in this particular place, 30% of applications are suspended for 1-2 years, and ultimtaly, 90% of applications are granted.
I have never heard of these "suspensions", and 30% of applications sounds like a pretty high rate.
My questions for the forum:
1. Has anyone experienced such a "suspension", and in what Gemeinde?
2. What was the reason for the "suspension", and what did you have to do to overcome it?
3. Was it ultimately successful?
4. Have you heard from anyone else who had such a suspension and what their experience was?
Would be super curious to find out if this only happens in Zug, or also in other places, and for what reasons.
Thanks for sharing your experience