Speeding FPN & ILR

Dear all,
I am currently in UK on Tier 1-General VISA and going to submit my ILR application next month. I have already completed 5 years.unfortunately this month I received 2 fixed penalty notices for driving at speed of 69 on 60 miles road within gap of 3 days. I have paid the fine and got endorsement on my licence.No court involvement.
I have two questions
1. Would it affect my ILR application.
2. Should I declare it on SET O Form Section 7.3,7.4
Section 7.1 clearly states "you must give details of all criminal convictions,including spent convictions. this include conviction for road traffic offences,including drink-driving offences,but not fixed penalty notices(such as speeding or parking tickets).
Is it OK if I do not mention these FPN's under 7.3-7.4? would not mentioning these be considered as hiding information?
Any advice or help on this is much appreciated.

regards

sd1968 wrote:Dear all,
I am currently in UK on Tier 1-General VISA and going to submit my ILR application next month. I have already completed 5 years.unfortunately this month I received 2 fixed penalty notices for driving at speed of 69 on 60 miles road within gap of 3 days. I have paid the fine and got endorsement on my licence.No court involvement.
I have two questions
1. Would it affect my ILR application.
2. Should I declare it on SET O Form Section 7.3,7.4
Section 7.1 clearly states "you must give details of all criminal convictions,including spent convictions. this include conviction for road traffic offences,including drink-driving offences,but not fixed penalty notices(such as speeding or parking tickets).
Is it OK if I do not mention these FPN's under 7.3-7.4? would not mentioning these be considered as hiding information?
Any advice or help on this is much appreciated.

regards

Hi,

I am in the similar situation as you and have the same query.

i was wondering how did you get around it and declared your FPN.

Br,
Ajay

Dear Both

how did you go about it? Just 1 FPN but wondering if it's relevant to 7.3.

Thanks for any advice/ experience.

Thanks!

No need to bump the old threads constantly
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