Over 6month waiting for my IRL

I applied for my ILR set (m) on the 31 October 2013 , I had few traffic offence which I mention on my application " fail to report and driving without care and attention " I was giving a fine on the court and 6 point on my licence bit no criminal record as I been told . I recived a letter from the UKBA on the 4th of December to provide my Biometric information which I done by the 7th .and since than I didn't hear anything . The problem now I am separated with my partner since february bit our relationship is not broke down as we still seeing her every weekend . I would like to ask am I a subject of refusal or my be an appeal ? What's the best I can do to sort it out .

Nizar,

Applications are taking longer than normal so your best option is to wait until you get a decision on existing application.

rather than waiting why don't you contact your MP ?

This is not common for SET(m) so rather than waiting why don't you contact your MP ?

6 months at the present time isn't unusual.

i applied for ILR on 31th October 2012 on spouse base SET(M) i had a traffic offense which i mention on my application . i believe that's what delay the answer . Now its 6 months and 12 days since i applied . i called the home office for inquiry all what i get its just more waiting as they told me that my case still under process . can anyone help and tell me what can i do now ? and whats the best way to find out ? please

Thanks

Nizar97 wrote:i applied for ILR on 31th October 2012 on spouse base SET(M) i had a traffic offense which i mention on my application . i believe that's what delay the answer . Now its 6 months and 12 days since i applied . i called the home office for inquiry all what i get its just more waiting as they told me that my case still under process . can anyone help and tell me what can i do now ? and whats the best way to find out ? please

Thanks

What was the offence exactly?

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:i applied for ILR on 31th October 2012 on spouse base SET(M) i had a traffic offense which i mention on my application . i believe that's what delay the answer . Now its 6 months and 12 days since i applied . i called the home office for inquiry all what i get its just more waiting as they told me that my case still under process . can anyone help and tell me what can i do now ? and whats the best way to find out ? please

Thanks

What was the offense exactly?

there s the offense fail to stop fail to report , driving without due care and attention , driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:i applied for ILR on 31th October 2012 on spouse base SET(M) i had a traffic offense which i mention on my application . i believe that's what delay the answer . Now its 6 months and 12 days since i applied . i called the home office for inquiry all what i get its just more waiting as they told me that my case still under process . can anyone help and tell me what can i do now ? and whats the best way to find out ? please

Thanks

What was the offense exactly?

there s the offense fail to stop fail to report , driving without due care and attention , driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence

Were you convicted at court and did you receive a court fine?

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:i applied for ILR on 31th October 2012 on spouse base SET(M) i had a traffic offense which i mention on my application . i believe that's what delay the answer . Now its 6 months and 12 days since i applied . i called the home office for inquiry all what i get its just more waiting as they told me that my case still under process . can anyone help and tell me what can i do now ? and whats the best way to find out ? please

Thanks

What was the offense exactly?

there s the offense fail to stop fail to report , driving without due care and attention , driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence

Were you convicted at court and did you receive a court fine?

i applied guilty for all the offense and i received a fine of 680 pound which i only have one installment left now due on the 16 th of this month . as far as i ve been told i don't have criminal record for it .

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:
What was the offense exactly?

there s the offense fail to stop fail to report , driving without due care and attention , driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence

Were you convicted at court and did you receive a court fine?

i applied guilty for all the offense and i received a fine of 680 pound which i only have one installment left now due on the 16 th of this month . as far as i ve been told i don't have criminal record for it .

What you are saying is that you were convicted at court and received a court fine. In such case under the rehabilitation of offenders act the conviction will become spent after 5 years. When you applied for ILR (prior to December 2012) the rules were that an unspent conviction would be a general grounds for refusal. Under the new rules the conviction would not be a bar after 2 years or perhaps straight away in the case of a court issued FPN.

Did you declare the conviction when you applied for ILR?

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:
there s the offense fail to stop fail to report , driving without due care and attention , driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence

Were you convicted at court and did you receive a court fine?

i applied guilty for all the offense and i received a fine of 680 pound which i only have one installment left now due on the 16 th of this month . as far as i ve been told i don't have criminal record for it .

What you are saying is that you were convicted at court and received a court fine. In such case under the rehabilitation of offenders act the conviction will become spent after 5 years. When you applied for ILR (prior to December 2012) the rules were that an unspent conviction would be a general grounds for refusal. Under the new rules the conviction would not be a bar after 2 years or perhaps straight away in the case of a court issued FPN.

Did you declare the conviction when you applied for ILR?

i did declare them on my application ,and i can understand if i it will be refused , my question is " am i a subject of an appeal " if not what type of visa can i apply for ? thanks

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:
Were you convicted at court and did you receive a court fine?

i applied guilty for all the offense and i received a fine of 680 pound which i only have one installment left now due on the 16 th of this month . as far as i ve been told i don't have criminal record for it .

What you are saying is that you were convicted at court and received a court fine. In such case under the rehabilitation of offenders act the conviction will become spent after 5 years. When you applied for ILR (prior to December 2012) the rules were that an unspent conviction would be a general grounds for refusal. Under the new rules the conviction would not be a bar after 2 years or perhaps straight away in the case of a court issued FPN.

Did you declare the conviction when you applied for ILR?

i did declare them on my application ,and i can understand if i it will be refused , my question is " am i a subject of an appeal " if not what type of visa can i apply for ? thanks

It is likely that you will be refused and the decision will be correct as at the time you had an unspent conviction - court fine. When was the conviction?

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:
i applied guilty for all the offense and i received a fine of 680 pound which i only have one installment left now due on the 16 th of this month . as far as i ve been told i don't have criminal record for it .

What you are saying is that you were convicted at court and received a court fine. In such case under the rehabilitation of offenders act the conviction will become spent after 5 years. When you applied for ILR (prior to December 2012) the rules were that an unspent conviction would be a general grounds for refusal. Under the new rules the conviction would not be a bar after 2 years or perhaps straight away in the case of a court issued FPN.

Did you declare the conviction when you applied for ILR?

i did declare them on my application ,and i can understand if i it will be refused , my question is " am i a subject of an appeal " if not what type of visa can i apply for ? thanks

It is likely that you will be refused and the decision will be correct as at the time you had an unspent conviction - court fine. When was the conviction?

my convection was last years on the 04th of april 2012 .

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:

D4109125 wrote:
What you are saying is that you were convicted at court and received a court fine. In such case under the rehabilitation of offenders act the conviction will become spent after 5 years. When you applied for ILR (prior to December 2012) the rules were that an unspent conviction would be a general grounds for refusal. Under the new rules the conviction would not be a bar after 2 years or perhaps straight away in the case of a court issued FPN.

Did you declare the conviction when you applied for ILR?

i did declare them on my application ,and i can understand if i it will be refused , my question is " am i a subject of an appeal " if not what type of visa can i apply for ? thanks

It is likely that you will be refused and the decision will be correct as at the time you had an unspent conviction - court fine. When was the conviction?

my convection was last years on the 04th of april 2012 .

Well if the conviction is classed as a non-custodial sentence then that will be a general grounds for refusal under the current rules for 24 months. I would wait for the decision, the longer the better to be honest as you want to have 24 months elapsed before you become eligible for settlement under the current rules. If you are refused before the 24 months has elapsed you need to consider extending your stay until you are eligible.

Well if the conviction is classed as a non-custodial sentence then that will be a general grounds for refusal under the current rules for 24 months. I would wait for the decision, the longer the better to be honest as you want to have 24 months elapsed before you become eligible for settlement under the current rules. If you are refused before the 24 months has elapsed you need to consider extending your stay until you are eligible.[/quote]

thanks very much for the information AMBER , i would like to ask if its the case and i have to consider extending my stay , which form and application i am entitle to and what bases i can apply on ? thanks

Nizar97 wrote:Well if the conviction is classed as a non-custodial sentence then that will be a general grounds for refusal under the current rules for 24 months. I would wait for the decision, the longer the better to be honest as you want to have 24 months elapsed before you become eligible for settlement under the current rules. If you are refused before the 24 months has elapsed you need to consider extending your stay until you are eligible.

thanks very much for the information AMBER , i would like to ask if its the case and i have to consider extending my stay , which form and application i am entitle to and what bases i can apply on ? thanks

Well I suspect flr(m).

D4109125 wrote:

Nizar97 wrote:Well if the conviction is classed as a non-custodial sentence then that will be a general grounds for refusal under the current rules for 24 months. I would wait for the decision, the longer the better to be honest as you want to have 24 months elapsed before you become eligible for settlement under the current rules. If you are refused before the 24 months has elapsed you need to consider extending your stay until you are eligible.

thanks very much for the information AMBER , i would like to ask if its the case and i have to consider extending my stay , which form and application i am entitle to and what bases i can apply on ? thanks

Well I suspect flr(m).

hello Amber , today i received my biometric residence card by DX but its nly valid for 2 years until 13/05/2015 . i didnt receive any letter explaining why or any call from the home office , do u think its just an extending stay ? and how can i find out more about my rights ? thanks

i am married to a British citizen since 2009 i moved in to the UK in 10/2010 after i ve been granted a spouse visa for 2 years . we leave together for two years and i applied for ILR in the end 10/2012 i ve been granted with another 2 years on 04/2013 cause of my unspent traffic offense . this traffic offence happened on the 04/2011 which i beleive its already spent by this date . i would like to mention that me and my wife we no longer living together due some problems but we still in seeing eachother and we still married as well .
i passed the life in Uk test when i applied before . the question is am i entitle to apply again soon before my residence permit expire in 2015 . what do i need to do exactly .
thanks for your help

i am married to a British citizen since 2009 i moved in to the UK in 10/2010 after i ve been granted a spouse visa for 2 years . we leave together for two years and i applied for ILR in the end 10/2012 i ve been granted with another 2 years on 04/2013 cause of my unspent traffic offense . this traffic offence happened on the 04/2011 which i beleive its already spent by this date . i would like to mention that me and my wife we no longer living together due some problems but we still in seeing eachother and we still married as well .
i passed the life in Uk test when i applied before . the question is am i entitle to apply again soon before my residence permit expire in 2015 . what do i need to do exactly .
thanks for your help