Is it true that if a CRB application is made a copy of it is also sent to the Home Office.

uninsured2 wrote:i got the convictions before the ILR but after the actual application.

i.e. while i was waiting for my ilr, i got convicted of the 2 offences..

Sorry, I miss read what you wrote about the time of the conviction

I am very happy to find this site, i am sure it will be of great help to me and to my community at large. My sister came in UK 2003.by then she was under 18. the HO refused her case in 2004.she was in collage by then but after the refusal she had to stop her education. and she has not received any ...

i got the convictions before the ILR but after the actual application. i.e. while i was waiting for my ilr, i got convicted of the 2 offences.. When you applied for ILR did you inform them you were awaitng a court proceeding, sounds like you did not. I would wait the two years clear period and then...

Im in pretty much the same situation as ''uninsured''..(no licence+no insurance). Its been over a year (not 2 years though) since the 'conviction' and ive had ilr>1year i.e. i qualify for naturalisation...is it worth applying? I mean im sure i can demonstrate im of 'good character' im not evil. wou...

Do the five years count from the day you arrive in the UK or from the day you started work with the company specified on the work permit.

SYH wrote:This is a repeat posting anyway. You asked this earlier

I only joined this forum a few days ago and it is the 1st time I posted the question so definately not a repeat from me

Home Office caseworkers and Immigration Officers, as Victoria said, don't have DIRECT access to the PNC but they certainly have authorisation to request information held on an individual on the PNC. In most cases it takes nothing more than a phone call and a few minutes for any info on the PNC to b...

vinny wrote:Asylum and Immigration Tribunal

Thanks Vinny

What is the abbreviation of the AIT and what do they do.

VictoriaS wrote:It depends, but probably not if minor (ie speeding).

Victoria

touting

VictoriaS wrote:It really doesn't work like that.

If your application is complex, you should apply by post. Otherwise, you could go in person.

Victoria

Thanks Victoria

Would traffic offences be regarded as complex?

Is there a higher chance of getting ILR by going in person or by post , and which offices have the friendliest staff in your experiences.

Has anyone not put a criminal conviction ,traffic offence or absences, or employment history, etc on ILR application,

Please share your experience with us.

Do the case workers really carry out criminal conviction checks for ILR or is it randomly done from person to person? From reading other peoples experiences they received ILR within a few hours so how are the case workers expected to check everything, eg, taxes, paye, credit checks, absences, employ...