ILR on 10 Years basis

[nasir_raza73]

Hi All,
I need a advise. My ILR is due on jan 2016 on the basis of long residencey 10 years legal stay in uk.
I have 6 weeks custodial sentence in Mar 2012 and IN10 driving a car with our insurance on the same time.
I have applied scotland disclouser and it says my conviction will be spent on Mar 2017. Then i Applied SAR ( SUBJECT ACCESS REPORT) from Police and it came clear.
I have seen post where people get the ILR with unspent convictions as there SAR was clear.
The home office rules says if some body have prison sentence less than 6 weeks they have to wait 7 years.
The scotland disclouser says the conviction will be spent after 5 years.
The SAR is clear.
what i need to do now?
can any expert give me best course of action now.
As i have my two dependents my wife and my 2 years daughter born in UK.


Thanks
Nasir

[vinny]

The home office rules says if some body have prison sentence less than 6 weeks they have to wait 7 years.

That's correct.

When does you leave expire?

You may apply for FLR(LR) when you would have qualified, if not for the conviction. My quess is that dependants may apply for FLR(FP).

If your daughter hasn't been granted leave since birth, then she doesn't need to make any application for leave to remain.

[nasir_raza73]

Thanks.
My leave will expire on aug 2016. Then i can apply for FLR on the basis of LR. But how many times i can apply for FLR. I think its only one time and they will give FLR for 2 years or more.
I will be eligible for ILR on MAR 2019. So i can keep applying FLR?
My daughter was born in uk then she traveled back home on travel document when she was 18 months old i applied her visa and she got entry clearance and she is back in uk with her mother.
I have to keep applying her exrension or she will be okay without visa?
Please any advice.
Thanks

[vinny]

I believe that you may apply for FLR(LR) as many times as necessary.
UK-born daughter will be entitled to register directly immediately after you are granted ILR. However, she is also expected to satisfy the Good Character requirements, if she is 10 or over.