26 revocación de seguridad nacional

Criterios de elegibilidad para NO-CES-03 (§26 revocación de seguridad nacional):

Autoridad legal: Statsborgerloven §26.

La elegibilidad sustantiva rastrea la forma operativa de la disposición legal en el grupo CES, con umbrales posteriores a 2022 LOV-2021-06-18-132 (donde se aplica la naturalización estándar §7): mínimo 8 años de los últimos 11 años de residencia legal continua en Noruega; B1 dominio del idioma noruego (Norskprøven o equivalente); aprobación del examen samfunnskunnskap (conocimientos sociales); historial de conducta limpia; medios de subsistencia asentados (§7(1)(g)).

Variantes de elegibilidad específicas de la ruta: §10 reducción de ingresos suficientes a 6/10 años ( NO-NAT-02); §9 vía reducida para refugiados; §14 Exención EEE/AELC (equivalente a residencia permanente de 3 años); §16 apátrida reducida (CCP incluido en la lista); §12 cónyuge 5+7 (5 años de matrimonio + 7 años combinados de residencia y matrimonio en Noruega); §20 Notificación nórdica de 7 años (NDC, SIN prueba de idioma).

Para las rutas de adquisición derivada/automática (§4 jus sanguinis, §17 adopción, §4(2) presunción de expósito), no se requiere ninguna solicitud: la adquisición es constitutiva al nacimiento/adopción/hallazgo. Autoridad: UDI + UNE. Primera instancia UDI (Utlendingsdirektoratet) + recurso UNE (Utlendingsnemnda): la arquitectura administrativa bifurcada. Statsborgerloven §27 confiere autoridad a la UDI, y la UNE se ocupa de todas las apelaciones del §28. Revisión judicial por tingrett bajo el Capítulo 36 de tvisteloven.

Documentation requirements for NO-CES-03 (§26 national security revocation):

Primary submission set through UDI Søknadsportalen (the official Norwegian online portal at selvbetjening.udi.no) and the underlying UDI rundskriv specific to this bucket (CES):

• Identity proof: valid passport plus biometric submission at UDI Service Center or via Norwegian foreign mission.
• Residence documentation: Folkeregister utskrift (national-registry extract) demonstrating continuous registered residence per §7-§14 thresholds; Skatteetaten income-and-tax statements for §10 sufficient-income reduction track.
• Language and societal-knowledge: Norskprøven B1 certificate plus samfunnskunnskap prøve pass (post-2022 LOV-2021-06-18-132); exemption analysis under §7 second paragraph (medical, age, prior Norwegian schooling).
• Civil-status documentation: marriage certificate (§12 spousal); birth certificates for derivative §17 adoption; parental statsborgerbrev for §4/§24 descent or §22a restoration.
• Conduct certifications: politiattest from Norwegian police plus equivalent foreign-state non-criminal-record certificates for prior residences ≥3 mo.

Legal basis and cohort context for NO-CES-03 (§26 national security revocation):

Operative statute: Statsborgerloven §26. Statsborgerloven 2005 (LOV-2005-06-10-51) plus the legacy LOV-1979-05-25-19 (Lov om statsborgerrett of 1979). The 1979 Act remains the operative basis for pre-2006-09-01 acquisition events not retroactively touched by the 2005 reform.

This route's place in the Nordic cohort: Norway, as the SOLO RESTRICTIVE outlier in the post-2022 cohort, applies harsher §7 thresholds than DK (which kept its 9-yr Indfødsretsproven framework but no §10 sufficient-income reduction parallel) and IS (which liberalised via L. 9/2003 EEA + diaspora). The CES bucket family in the Nordic cohort comprises the parallel SE, DK, IS, FI provisions; cross-references documented in the country binder NO Overlap Map.

Constitutional anchor: §108 grunnloven (1988 Sami amendment) and §92 (human-rights incorporation) provide the broader rights framework; statutory specifics rest in Statsborgerloven 2005 with the LOV-1979 legacy operative for pre-2006-09-01 events. Nordic Passport Union (1954-07-12 Convention) — predates EU/EEA, provides visa-free travel and the §20 7-year notification track plus the 2010-09-13 Nordic Citizenship Agreement (SO 2012:6, EIF 2012-09-05). Norway PRESERVED the §20 Nordic notification path post-2020 dual-citizenship liberalization ( vs Sweden's deletion).

Common pitfalls and risk markers for NO-CES-03 (§26 national security revocation):

1. Window misclassification — events spanning the 2006-09-01 LOV-2005 cutover or the 2020-01-01 dual-citizenship liberalization are routinely mis-anchored; Lovdata.no maintains the authoritative ikrafttredelse (entry-into-force) chronology for each amendment.
2. §7(2) renunciation residue — applicants who renounced foreign citizenship pre-2020 may now seek re-acquisition under §22a (NO-DSC-04 / NO-RST-01) Kapittel 4 A; documentation chain typically requires foreign-state restoration certificates not always retained.
3. HR-2025-260-A proportionality misapplication — HR-2025-260-A (Norges Høyesterett 2025 apex ruling) — proportionality framework for §26(4) revocation: the Court mandated a multi-factor proportionality test (age at fraud, time elapsed, statelessness risk, family integration) supplanting purely formal §24/§26 mechanics. Operationalized via UDI internal melding AI-1/2026 (supersedes F-07/2020) effective 2026-02-01. Pre-2025 §26(4) revocation orders that did not apply the multi-factor test face re-opening risk.
4. Language exemption misreading — §7 second-paragraph medical-exemption letters require Norwegian-licensed practitioner certification; foreign certifications are not accepted without Helfo-equivalence review.
5. Nordic-notification confusion — §20 Nordic notification track (NO-NDC-01) is NOT a §7 standard track; it is governed by the Nordic Citizenship Agreement 2010 SO 2012:6 separately and requires 7-yr continuous Nordic residence with no §7 language/societal-knowledge threshold ( vs SE).
6. ECN 22-year-loss misadministration — ECN CETS 166 Art 22(b) NORWAY DUAL-TIER declaration (age 28 with possibility to extend to 33 by application) — one of the few European states maintaining a Art 22(b) declaration arc post-Maastricht. Anchors NO-DSC-02 and NO-DSC-03 22-yr-loss machinery. The 28-or-33 declaration deadline is rigid; no equity exception exists.