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The rules for acquiring ILR are different from those for acquiring citizenship and they are even decided by different departments respectively. There is no 'grace' period for citizenship. Even one day of illegal stay fails/invokes the Good Character requirement. I believe there is even an example of that on the forum somewhere....Hstepper07 wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 2:09 pmFrom my understanding, your in time application and appeal were covered under section 3c. The 28 day rule was abolished in 2016 after your subsequent application was made in 2015, which was successfully approved. 28 day rule has now been reduced to 14 days. I think it will not be an issue in your case. Lets hear from the experts.
Ouflak1 how can u say that BC rules are different then ILR . BC rules are strict but not entirely different for example if u look at the discreation policy of BC is exactly the same as ILRouflak1 wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 9:04 pmThe rules for acquiring ILR are different from those for acquiring citizenship and they are even decided by different departments respectively. There is no 'grace' period for citizenship. Even one day of illegal stay fails/invokes the Good Character requirement. I believe there is even an example of that on the forum somewhere....Hstepper07 wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 2:09 pmFrom my understanding, your in time application and appeal were covered under section 3c. The 28 day rule was abolished in 2016 after your subsequent application was made in 2015, which was successfully approved. 28 day rule has now been reduced to 14 days. I think it will not be an issue in your case. Lets hear from the experts.
The only thing I'm wondering in this scenario is if the judge ruled that the stay was not 'illegal' (and thus did not even need to depend upon 3C as a side point). Thus allowing the period of overstay to be disregarded. Something similar has happened with a very particular subset of Asylum cases. Could be an interesting case.
U have no conviction no immigration breaches they why would home office refuse your BC. If u had any immigration breaches they would had refused ur ILR long residency. Im sure ur BC application will be sucessful.skhan18 wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 1:24 pmHi I would like to inquiry regarding Naturalisation application good character requirements. I read out this forum few times. I came uk in May 2007 as a student and till March 2013 was PSW visa. Then I applied in time application for business entrepreneurs visa which was refused and I appealed. The appeal was exhausted in February 2015. After exhausting the appeal(according to old rules) within 28 days,I applied Tier 2 and tier 2 approved. In April 2017 ILR was granted long residence route in same day service. I haven't breach the immigration rules past 10 years or more.
Now I am worried after reading some articles from immigration boards regarding naturalisation is being rejected for being not good character. I have no convictions at all, no debts. just only I applied fresh application within 28 days (February 20/2105-March 10/2015= 20 days).
I just applied naturalisation application through NCS End of April 2018.
Does 28 days grace period count as overstayer that can lead my application rejection ?
Anyone success who was same situation like me....please I am stressing out a bit.
Hello mate,skhan18 wrote: ↑Sun May 13, 2018 1:34 amThanks for your reply guys...
It seems HO is most likely going to refuse my application on basis of Good Character, Even though I have not any offence.
That means I would not able reapply within next 10 years or more than that ...Its really stressing..and unfairness.