It needs to be issued from a recognised Court or legal authority. A declaration from a mosque wouldn’t be sufficient.

Because you have lots of PCN it is safe to declare them otherwise it might count deception and 10 years ban. PCNs issued by local councils are not required to be disclosed as has been mentioned by Zimba. Tickets are issued against the vehicle and not an individual. When a PCN is received by the reg...

...but having said that technically you can divorce in Bangladesh according to the following: “Under the Family Law Act 1986 an overseas divorce obtained by means of judicial or other proceedings is recognised in the UK only if: it is effective under the law of the country in which it was obtained; ...

You need to complete the divorce here. A lawful marriage which takes place in another country is legally binding here (otherwise you wouldn’t have qualified for a spouse visa).

As both of you are resident in the UK proceedings need to take place here.

It has no affect anyway, as said before a single speeding offence has no impact on the 'good character' requirement for citizenship.

No further action means that no proceedings are to be brought against you. You have not been found guilty (therefore innocent), it has no affect on your citizenship application. It’s not an item to be declared on your application regardless of the fact that there’s an entry on the PNC. Anybody can b...

Not to be declared. An arrest is not a conviction.

If you received a FPN and didn’t dispute it, you received a conviction.

All FPNs need to be declared.

In relation to naturalisation, if a business goes bankrupt and it’s a ltd company there is normally no adverse impact to the director/s (you may have problems if you have an overdrawn director’s loan or have provided a personal guarantee). Therefore assuming it’s a ltd company, I believe in the appl...

Banned for 10 years... from reapplying I assume?

Nothing much you can do apart from applying for reconsideration, but you failed to disclose so not much chance of it being overturned.

If you resign your current employer can not provide a letter supporting your application stating that you’re in a permanent position, not sure how a letter from your prospective employer will be assessed. A prospective employer is free to withdraw an offer of employment at any time for whatever reas...

This will need to be declared as an offence in your application.

It’s quite straightforward. Q69 is the monthly income from work related sources i.e from a job/self employment etc Q77 is the monthly income from savings and investments, i.e savings interest, bonds, dividends UKVI are correct in issuing a refusal based on incorrect information in the application fo...

Correct, slots go quickly after midnight

Give more details.

Were you originally given an FPN or SJP for speeding? How much was the fine?

The truth is there is no records of these PCNs against you so to say as long as they are paid and they did not result in court enforcement. Anybody could have driven your car and the PCN sent to you as the registered keeper and that person that drove the car paid the PCN. There is not admission of ...

Croydon has an online booking process,
I had no issues booking an appointment a few weeks back

You need to declare road traffic offences apart from speeding and parking tickets dealt with by way of a FPN. SJPs therefore need to be declared as they are not the same as FPNs (usually for more serious offences or issued when FPNs are ignored). What impact it will have is hard to say, you paid the...

You can change jobs without impact to your application. This is not a change in circumstances that the home office need to know about.

Statement date is fine, no need for another

Trying to book on Sundays at 00:00 is no good unless there are cancellations.

How about calling them tomorrow?

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How will you be paying yourself out of the Ltd company, lots of contractors I know take out the bare minimum in monthly salary to minimise tax liability.

Ideally you need to show payslips showing your salary is over £18,600.

Hi All, I have been a long time user of this forum, occasionally commenting on people's posts to provide guidance as per my understanding. I now find myself in a peculiar situation. I recently (mid-Sept 2018) applied for Set M using the online form. My application is still under review at the time ...