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Amber wrote:Insofar as you've declared the conviction and at the time of decision, 3 years has lapsed, you should be ok.
I edited my post...read through the link. Yes you do have to declare it and there is no appeal if you're refused as British citizenship is a privilege, not a right. You can only request a re-consideration for a fee of £80.Casa wrote:If you have been given a caution for domestic violence and is held on police records, then yes it could result in a refusal. You will have to declare it.
You may want to read through this thread, which refers to a refusal of SET(0) due to a similar caution.
http://www.immigrationboards.com/genera ... 96388.html
nga3 wrote:Hello guys, please i need a quick advise. I have just sent my application for citizenship 3 days ago at wandsworth NSC. In 2012 i was convicted and sentenced to 100hr community service. My major problem right now is that, the conviction will only be 3 years old in about 25 days. what do you guys think will most likely be the outcome of my application? will my application refused outrightly or do you think the caseworker will possibly use discretion since its only few days before it becomes 3 years.
Anyone ever been in my shoes before. i would have waited but i clearly didnt know this was the case as i had applied for FLR(M) AND ILR(M) and they were both granted. i didnt know a 3 year rule was required for citizenship. Please any advise will be welcomed.