Yes, it does.velcro22 wrote:Hello everyone,
Just wondering if anyone knows whether an old, spent conditional discharge has to be declared??
Thanks
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Yes, it does.velcro22 wrote:Hello everyone,
Just wondering if anyone knows whether an old, spent conditional discharge has to be declared??
Thanks
You have pleaded guilty or admitted an offence, so it can go under conviction or other reasons which may indicate....... Although, Omenma (Conditional discharge – not a conviction of an offence) [2014] UKUT 314 (IAC) stated ticking no was acceptable, you may just put in under conviction to avoid any unnecessary issues. You can always add a cover letter.velcro22 wrote:Still wondering where it would actually fit in though.
3.1 Have you been convicted of any criminal offence in the UK or any other country?
Answer is no as by law a conditional discharge isn't a conviction unless the condition in the set order is breached during the specified period. And it wasn't...
3.5 Have you received any cautions (simple/conditional) warnings or reprimands in the UK or any other country?
Answer is no again as a conditional discharge surely doesn't have anything to do with these...
Bit confusing
If it's paid, shouldn't be an issues, a summons is neither a CCJ or conviction.zzzindagi wrote:Hi Amber,
In 2011 when i was moving home i forgot to pay my council tax bill on time. Later, i paid the amount on phone but did not realise that court summons cost has been added in to my due. Next day i received my Court Summon. I called Council and they said as i have paid the summons cost and the due, i dont have to do anything now. I did not attend the hearing. Do you think it can cause any problem or should i mention it or not?
Many Thanks
Yes.umt786 wrote:There is another thing. On my self-assessment I can see this £12000 from yr 2011 during that year I was not self employed but contracted as an employee of a company which offered that scheme for tax efficiency. And I am only been self employed/company director for past 4 years and I requested SA302 assessment from HMRC for last four years and SA302 assessment form shows nothing outstanding. Do I need to just supply HO with SA302 assessment form for the duration covering my Self Employment/ Company directorship ?
Regards
No, they should not.Siraj ud-Daulah wrote:Hi Amber,
I went to a college that was banned after I left and many students lost their visa and had to go court to prove innocence. In my case Home Office never contacted me. Can they still refuse citizenship for suspicion? Please suggest.
Thank you so much Amber!! God knows how much longer I've to wait...Amber wrote:No, they should not.Siraj ud-Daulah wrote:Hi Amber,
I went to a college that was banned after I left and many students lost their visa and had to go court to prove innocence. In my case Home Office never contacted me. Can they still refuse citizenship for suspicion? Please suggest.
Yes, I was....by Amber » Sat Jun 13, 2015 10:47 am
So you were found guilty then?