[quote="ssidd"][quote="Obie"]I believe it is wrong for Solicitor to get you to apply, when a know very well that unspent conviction of whatever kind will result in a failed ILR application, and a loss of your application fee. Rather, they should have adviced you to apply for FLR until conviction bec...

We have not got the ILR, if you are convicted for the offence then it's not possible to get an ILR. You will have to mention it in your application. If you apply ILR before the judgement then your case will be on hold, I think!! If you have any unspent convictions then it's not possible to get ILR ...

The bill is still with the house of commons, it will take some time. But yes if these amendments get passed then there is some hope.

Otherwise this kind of conviction get spent after 5 years.

We have not got the ILR, if you are convicted for the offence then it's not possible to get an ILR. You will have to mention it in your application. If you apply ILR before the judgement then your case will be on hold, I think!!

If you have any unspent convictions then it's not possible to get ILR

Hi,

What is the court summon, is it a driving offence. Can you brief regarding the type of offence??

Hi all, Me and husband applied for ILR in January but due to an unspent conviction of driving of my husband forced us to vary our application to tier 2 by our solicitor. We applied for our tier 2 on 27 January and our current visa i.e. work permit for my husband and dependent for me is expired now. ...

Yes I think the solicitor has vary the application as we just Hv to send the new signed application.
Any idea as how much time will this application take, it's now a tier 2

She will be eligible for ilr only after 2 years of her stay in uk.

That is the thing....we are confused that y they never confirmed this before applying. Now the application is withdrawn and they r working on tier 2 general. Our visa is expiring on 29 jan.

Is it possible to apply after the visa expiry??

Hi, I have been following the forum since long and need urgent help from senior members. Me and my husband applied for our ILR on 13 January through a solicitor. The only reason for applying it through a solicitor was that my husband had a unspent driving conviction. He had a driving offence in 2009...