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According to your past posts, which I remember well, you are rather unlucky in the choice of your employers.

Your first posts were about your job in a company that was shut down due to criminal activities in busting sanctions against Russia. You lost your PR-application due to this.

Now you lost another job (for reasons unknown to us - no reasons need to be given for a termination within probation) and will probably lose the citizenship application due to that.

I wonder why you don't follow our advice, given in the previous threads, to sort out the other aspects of your life first and worry about PR-/citizenship later? Doing it the other way round, as you mistakenly indicate in your post you must, is counter-intuitive and might just lead to more problems and a longer wait.

@Trabantlover

Get a steady job first, and then after a few years, apply for citizenship. Your case file can't be looking good, and they do keep records of everything. 

I fully agree with SimCityAT above.

If you rush it, you will fail. Better steady and safe!

@Trabantlover

Just to further add, why hold back from telling the whole story? If you want them to help you, tell them everything. I am also confused. If you have a lawyer with legal experience, then why are you coming here to ask for advice?

I remember your past posts very well. You have consistantly scoffed at, if not out right rejected, most advice. Now you are repeating yourself. It is very unwise to try to get through such an application without a steady job. Better to wait than to fail and have it on your record. One can apply again but such failures are a red flag. And you have a lawyer but don't tell them such basic information?! WTF! Really?! How are we supposed to help someone who does such things? Tell your lawyer everything or else you are wasting money and both your and the lawyer's time.

@Trabantlover
Get a steady job first, and then after a few years, apply for citizenship. Your case file can't be looking good, and they do keep records of everything. - @SimCityAT

I already applied for citizenship, I can't afford to waste more years of my life and apply in 2030 or something. I had a steady job full time for nearly 5 years, my case file looks fine.

According to your past posts, which I remember well, you are rather unlucky in the choice of your employers.Your first posts were about your job in a company that was shut down due to criminal activities in busting sanctions against Russia. You lost your PR-application due to this.Now you lost another job (for reasons unknown to us - no reasons need to be given for a termination within probation) and will probably lose the citizenship application due to that.I wonder why you don't follow our advice, given in the previous threads, to sort out the other aspects of your life first and worry about PR-/citizenship later? Doing it the other way round, as you mistakenly indicate in your post you must, is counter-intuitive and might just lead to more problems and a longer wait. - @beppi

That's not why the company was shut down, I never said that.

Because I can't, I've wasted enough time already as it is, years even.

According to your past posts, which I remember well, you are rather unlucky in the choice of your employers.Your first posts were about your job in a company that was shut down due to criminal activities in busting sanctions against Russia. You lost your PR-application due to this.Now you lost another job (for reasons unknown to us - no reasons need to be given for a termination within probation) and will probably lose the citizenship application due to that.I wonder why you don't follow our advice, given in the previous threads, to sort out the other aspects of your life first and worry about PR-/citizenship later? Doing it the other way round, as you mistakenly indicate in your post you must, is counter-intuitive and might just lead to more problems and a longer wait. - @beppi
That's not why the company was shut down, I never said that.

Because I can't, I've wasted enough time already as it is, years even. - @Trabantlover

@beppi it would seem this is a different person.

This was his previous post > /en/forum/europe/g … -here.html

@SimCityAT It was the same user. He even that time disputed that his company did something illegal, although (in his own words in a post of that time)

the company is not going bankrupt, it is simply being shut down by the German government because it has ties to Russia.

Sanctions busting was my interpretation, and most likely in this case - but without grave (and proven) illegal actions, no company can be closed down like that.

@Trabantlover You are repeating your past mistakes, despite all of us advising you against it.

I fail to understand how you want to avoid "wasting time" by lowering your chances of success - and also how continuing to live in Germany as a foreigner with a valid visa (as millions of others do) is "wasting time". You seem rather misguided (and impervious to advice that contradicts your beliefs).

If you don't want to wait until you can get German citizenship, maybe moving to another country with easier to fulfil requirements is an option?

@beppi

Ah, yes, do remember now.

....... and what is the urgency to get German citizenship? 

@beppi
Ah, yes, do remember now.
....... and what is the urgency to get German citizenship? - @SimCityAT

That's personal and not something I'm willing to discuss here.

@SimCityAT It was the same user. He even that time disputed that his company did something illegal, although (in his own words in a post of that time)
the company is not going bankrupt, it is simply being shut down by the German government because it has ties to Russia.
Sanctions busting was my interpretation, and most likely in this case - but without grave (and proven) illegal actions, no company can be closed down like that.
@Trabantlover You are repeating your past mistakes, despite all of us advising you against it.
I fail to understand how you want to avoid "wasting time" by lowering your chances of success - and also how continuing to live in Germany as a foreigner with a valid visa (as millions of others do) is "wasting time". You seem rather misguided (and impervious to advice that contradicts your beliefs).
If you don't want to wait until you can get German citizenship, maybe moving to another country with easier to fulfil requirements is an option? - @beppi

What my previous company went through and why it was shut down is not the topic here nor is it relevant to my situation.

Moving to another country is not an option, no.

Moving to another country is not an option, no. - @Trabantlover

Well, then you will have to wait until you fulfil the requirements for PR or citizenship.

It's needed to achieve your important goal, so you shouldn't see it as "wasting time"!

Moving to another country is not an option, no.  - @Trabantlover
Well, then you will have to wait until you fulfil the requirements for PR or citizenship.
It's needed to achieve your important goal, so you shouldn't see it as "wasting time"! - @beppi

I do. After 6 years (and by the time I get it it will be 8 or 9 maybe), I do see it as wasting time. I'm no longer 20 years old.

@Trabantlover

We are going around in circles. You have asked for advice and chosen not to listen; you have a lawyer and fail to tell them everything. I dont know what you expect us to say to you. We can't change the law.

Be thankful it's not Austria €1650 a time, and you have to give up your previous citizenship that costs more, so €255 is nothing.

I wish you well for the future.