FPNs are normally handed out for offences which are criminal in nature. Littering is a criminal offence, albeit a minor one.

Sounds harsh but that’s the law.

I believe that any FPN or criminal offence which happens after submission of an application needs to be declared, so an FPN happening after application would need to be declared to the Home Office by letter. It wouldn't in itself result in a rejection. Also on criminal offences there is no 'qualifyi...

I believe you are meant to declare all criminal convictions which include road traffic offences (FPNs). Yours was from some time ago so wouldn’t affect your application but would still need to be declared. Perhaps write to them (using recorded delivery) with your application number explaining that y...

Any of your neighbours a professional? That’s what I had to do as I couldn’t find anyone else who met the criteria.

This is from the Isle of Man Government, but applies to UK too

https://www.gov.im/media/624353/listofreferees.pdf

As the deadline for the last tax year has not passed there’s nothing to show for that. Were you self employed in the tax year before (2016-2017?)

Office manager is not in the same category as a director/manager. By manager they mean someone with executive level responsibilities in a company.

You need to declare the FPN

Nobody can be sure on chances of a successful application.

FPNs for speeding tickets for example are not required to be declared for ILR.

Citizenship has the good character requirement for which you have to declare all convictions.

All FPNs needs to be declared

FPN or PCN for stopping in a yellow box junction? Two very different types of offence.

nidaulhaque wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 13, 2018 8:08 pm

Just mention 1 on the form which will not make aby differance in your application rest dont need to mention

That’s pretty much repeating what I said

For passport applications creases in the photo are not accepted. As Government departments often follow the same guidelines I’d say it’s better to be safe than sorry.

https://www.gov.uk/photos-for-passports

The HO helpline are notorious for giving out the wrong advice.

From what you’ve said I don’t see this going against you.

Only the FPN needs to be declared, none of the PCNs.

First one would need to be declared, regardless of taking the speed awareness course you have effectively pleaded guilty and the offence has been registered. 2 & 3 are civil offences registered against the registered keeper of the car regardless of who was driving and therefore are not required to b...

that’s just a guideline, there’s no set time limit to process applications.

A house purchase can fall through (assuming it’s a house purchase)

Set up Royal Mail redirect so all your mail comes to your new address. Write to the HMPO with your new address when you move.

How long is a piece of string....there’s no set time limit for processing an application. You just have to wait.

Your application is likely to fail, go the postal route if you can’t bag a cancellation.

1. Can take 6 months
2. Use the online application form and NDRS, you get to keep your passport
3. No impact, are there any special circumstances?

You have to declare CCJs in your application. Not doing so will make you liable to a ban for deception if caught.

You can get useful information here

https://www.gov.uk/view-driving-licence

Non payment of debt will go against you when you apply. It doesn’t matter what address you are at, there is a court ruling against you and you owe the money.

Do you plan to marry? If so she could switch to a spouse visa as long as you meet the other requirements such as financial.