FLR FP Route (Spent Conviction)

[samwise1]

Hi All,

I have submitted my FLR FP as of 01/02/204. I've got a couple of questions. I would appreciate it if you could answer them. It will also help if someone can share their success story if they went through something similar.

- Do I get an account where I can get my share code for Right to Work, etc?
- My conviction is spent. and was for community order. Have people been granted visas the first time if they had convictions? (I have been very honest in the application)
- How vital are legal submissions from my barristers with the FLR FP ? Do they make a difference, etc

This website is perfect for hearing about others' experiences and success. So please do share if you want to calm someone's nerves and do a kind thing on this Friday

Regards,
Sam

[AmazonianX]

Hi All,

I have submitted my FLR FP as of 01/02/204. I've got a couple of questions. I would appreciate it if you could answer them. It will also help if someone can share their success story if they went through something similar.

- Do I get an account where I can get my share code for Right to Work, etc?

https://www.gov.uk/prove-right-to-work/ ... ode-online

- My conviction is spent. and was for community order. Have people been granted visas the first time if they had convictions? (I have been very honest in the application)

- How vital are legal submissions from my barristers with the FLR FP ? Do they make a difference, etc They do make a difference depending on situation. Not detracting from the importance of legal representation/inclusion when I/we sometime say on the platform for applicants to DIY, there are enquiries here that are immediately told to refer to immigration experts/solicitors. It is dependent on what your case and or complexity is like.

This website is perfect for hearing about others' experiences and success. So please do share if you want to calm someone's nerves and do a kind thing on this Friday

Regards,
Sam

[samwise1]

Thank you Amazonian Much appreciated on your insights.

Regards,