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Many thanks - that's what I thoughtVR wrote:Friend,
Two wrongs dont make a Right. Disclose in good faith and hope for the best.
Where is the guarantee that you will not be found out if you do not disclose?
Good Luck
VR
apologies. wasnt too thrilled when I saw my personal history on google.D4109125 wrote:Well what was the question, the removal has now rendered the thread useless.
See the Good Character FAQ (click)
It was driving without due care and attention and it was given by courtD4109125 wrote:I assume the offence was driving without due care and attention and the fine given by the courts? If so, when did this happen?
and yes, it is driving without due care and attention. The accident happened more than 5 years agoD4109125 wrote:I assume the offence was driving without due care and attention. Was the points and fine issued as a FPN by the police or by the court, if by the court, when?
exactly my thought... 50/50 really in this case. Would you personally recommend I get a lawyer?D4109125 wrote:You'll have to declare it, it wouldn't affect your application per se. However, if the caseworker is sharp, they might see that's its not been declared previously and raise a flag. It's unlikely, however, the potential, perhaps extreme consequences, could be revocation of your ILR. I suspect your application would succeed.
I don't see how one would help. It's all down to how scrupulous the caseworker is.leek403 wrote:exactly my thought... 50/50 really in this case. Would you personally recommend I get a lawyer?D4109125 wrote:You'll have to declare it, it wouldn't affect your application per se. However, if the caseworker is sharp, they might see that's its not been declared previously and raise a flag. It's unlikely, however, the potential, perhaps extreme consequences, could be revocation of your ILR. I suspect your application would succeed.