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Drink Driving

Post by avimichal » Fri May 31, 2013 5:37 pm

Hi All

Can someone please advice if I had conviction for drink driving 7.5 years ago if under the current criteria my application for BC can be successful ??

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Re: Drink Driving

Post by Amber » Fri May 31, 2013 6:16 pm

avimichal wrote:Hi All

Can someone please advice if I had conviction for drink driving 7.5 years ago if under the current criteria my application for BC can be successful ??

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As the non-custodial sentence (I assume) was more than 3 years ago this would not be an automatic refusal. However, as the offence was one of recklessness it could still warrant a refusal at the discretion of the caseworker. Providing there has been no further criminality I would expect the applicant to succeed.
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Post by avimichal » Fri May 31, 2013 6:32 pm

Thank you for your swift respond, the thing is i had another conviction 6 years ago but not one of recklessness , i received fine of £500. also what do you think if my wife become British in October and my two kids have already British Citizen. the case worker will not consider it differently ??

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Post by Amber » Fri May 31, 2013 6:37 pm

avimichal wrote:Thank you for your swift respond, the thing is i had another conviction 6 years ago but not one of recklessness , i received fine of £500. also what do you think if my wife become British in October and my two kids have already British Citizen. the case worker will not consider it differently ??

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What was the offence 6 years ago?

I assume both you are your wife are planning on applying for naturalisation? Having your family being British should not have a bearing on your application as you must meet the Good Character requirement alone.
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Post by avimichal » Fri May 31, 2013 6:47 pm

Thank you for your respond ,

The offence was Possess Criminal Property, The question is how they consider it if it was almost 7 years ago (mistake of young age )?? and since then iI good citizen,

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Post by avimichal » Fri May 31, 2013 6:54 pm

Sorry I forget to answer to your question, We both will apply for naturalisation in October .

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Post by Amber » Fri May 31, 2013 8:04 pm

avimichal wrote:Sorry I forget to answer to your question, We both will apply for naturalisation in October .

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Again the other offence is perhaps a dishonesty offence. However, given the time period since conviction I would not expect a refusal. Both offences should be declared.
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Post by avimichal » Sat Jun 01, 2013 11:27 pm

Thank you for your respond

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