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I am no expert but I would strongly advice against not informing HO. The declaration section 6 on AN1 saysBash1oo wrote:Strictly my personal view - I would take my chances and not inform HO particular if it is likely i get the naturalisation feedback within 6-8 weeks.
If you are lucky, you would get your reponse within the next 3-5 weeks.
Also I have always found the advice given by Amber on the forum to be very very accurate. Your choice though............. I promise to inform the Home Secretary in writing of any
change in circumstances which may affect the accuracy of the information given whilst this application is being
considered by the Home Office..........
You must inform the Home Office if you are arrested or charged with an offence after you make your application and while the application is under consideration. You risk prosecution under section 46 of the British Nationality Act 1981 if you do not do so. It may cause your application to be placed on hold whilst your criminal case is determined. If that results in a conviction or akin (e.g. police caution) you will likely be refused and have to wait as above until you can reapply.
Could you take a picture of the full letter please as you've cut off the sides. They said you were convicted in October 2011, so 3 years wouldn't have passed in any case.koch92 wrote:I applied in March, but 2 weeks ago I got a letter saying my application is rejected due to not disclosing a conviction back in 2011. Why I didn't disclose it was due to the fact a year ago I checked my CRB and it was clear, I got caught for self-defend and me and the other party were both taken to court and told us not to fight or else we get fined that's it. I thought I didn't get convicted or anything, I even asked the police back then they said nothing will be on your record...
Now I'm trying to find out of its possible to appeal against it and as shown in the letter I think I got banned for 10 years - if that's the case is it possible to appeal against that?
Here is a picture of the letter:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kcjqygtc63t0e ... 6%2018.jpg.
Thanks guys
Nope I didn't! This where I get confused. They just read a statement at the court and told not to fight or else you get fined that amount.ouflak1 wrote:Sorry this happened. Did you ever receive any correspondence of any kind regarding the incident? When did you apply for ILR? Did you declare this on that application?
While I was in the police station, in the next morning they took us to the court straight (Because this was the second time in the week this happened between me and him) so there I tried to defend myself, but all they did was read a statement and ask for my wages, after they told if I ever do it again I will get fined that amount and that's it.Casa wrote:...or bound over to keep the peace? Conditional discharge?
Nope I didn't, I applied in London and this happened after my application for IRL.ouflak1 wrote:Sorry this happened. Did you ever receive any correspondence of any kind regarding the incident? When did you apply for ILR? Did you declare this on that application?
Understood Amber, thanks! As I mentioned I merely didn't mentioned because of the CRB check and based on what police told me back then. Anyways, now that I got the 10 year ban - is it possible to get rid of that? Plus if not, how can I get an IRL passport - as part of my uni degree I have to travel a lot, but with my current passport that will be really hard for me!Amber wrote:If you were convicted its immaterial of the sentence whether that be custodial or not. You failed to declare a conviction thus a 10 year ban is appropriate.
You can't appeal but you may ask them to reconsider pleading your ignorance on form NR.