Applied for Naturalisation and possibility to appear in the Magistrate Court
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2023 5:26 pm
Hi everyone,
I have applied for naturalisation on 5 years route. I made my online application on 16th January 2023 and did my biometrics on 23rd January. I am a taxi driver and my private hire badge has been revoked by the local council authority. I have no criminal record and there is no criminal conviction as a result of my private hire badge revocation. However as a result my details e.g, name, DOB, address etc will be recorded on NR3 (National Register of Licence suspension and refusal). I have the right to appeal within 21 days in the magistrate court against this decision.
I am considering to file an appeal in the magistrate court as I believe this is an unfair decision which is based on probabilities. I would like to know what impact it will have on my naturalisation application if any? Also do I need to inform home office about this appeal before the hearing happens. My solicitor said that if I file an appeal the first hearing could be within few weeks which is just to gather all the info and evidence both council and I have and also set the date for the main hearing. The actul hearing date could be months after filing the appeal. I will be very grateful if you can help clarify these for me or can advise about it.
Thank you,
Regards.
I have applied for naturalisation on 5 years route. I made my online application on 16th January 2023 and did my biometrics on 23rd January. I am a taxi driver and my private hire badge has been revoked by the local council authority. I have no criminal record and there is no criminal conviction as a result of my private hire badge revocation. However as a result my details e.g, name, DOB, address etc will be recorded on NR3 (National Register of Licence suspension and refusal). I have the right to appeal within 21 days in the magistrate court against this decision.
I am considering to file an appeal in the magistrate court as I believe this is an unfair decision which is based on probabilities. I would like to know what impact it will have on my naturalisation application if any? Also do I need to inform home office about this appeal before the hearing happens. My solicitor said that if I file an appeal the first hearing could be within few weeks which is just to gather all the info and evidence both council and I have and also set the date for the main hearing. The actul hearing date could be months after filing the appeal. I will be very grateful if you can help clarify these for me or can advise about it.
Thank you,
Regards.