Single justice procedure notice and court fine and criminal record please help me to understand

Hey I received SJPN for driving without insurance (I was riding electric bike) there were other offences as well like driving without safety gear and driving a motor vehicle aother than in accordance with licence.
I pleaded guilty to all the offences and I wrote in the mitigion that I didn't understand the law about the electric bikes and I accept the penalty that the court will see.

I want to clarify that in the notice it stated that ( if the court found you guilty your conviction will be recorded at the court but it will not appear on the National record data base)

After I pleaded guilty and wrote the mitigation there was an option of allowing the magistrate to make the decision in your absence or attend to the court.
I thought it is better to attend to the court so I chosen that i want to attend to court
After that I recived a letter from the magistrates court labeled as (summons on referral to court)
And it said a magistrate has decided your case should be referred to a full court hearing.
Reason: defence request.

Then I went to the court and they gave me the fine and points on licence.

The fine was on one offence only which is driving without insurance.

I would like to know if that means this is conviction will be recorded on my criminal record and it will affect my ilr application i am due to apply for that soon.
Could please anyone help me to understand this situation.
Thank you all

This does not affect ILR as such an offence is not recordable. However, note that the rules allow the caseworker to still refuse an application if there applicant has a pattern of repeat offence

Thank you so much if your help.
It's not repeatable.this was the only time I had any issues with the law. but it was more than one offence at the same time as the bike was considered to be a motor vehicle by the officers so they wrote other offences like riding without gear and riding in the wrong lane
But the court only gave the fine and the punishment for the highest offence which is driving without insurance. Will this make the case complicated or is ok?

Then that is not repeat offence, so no effect

zimba wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 23, 2024 5:29 pm

Then that is not repeat offence, so no effect

Thank you so much for your help. Sorry I know this is irrelevant to the main topic but does this offence affect the neutralisation application?

Probably unless 3 years have passed since the offence