Court fine and Tier 1 Visa extension

[uday2509]

Hi There,

I have few doubts regarding my Tier 1 visa extension, Thanks much if anyone could help me.

I have failed go out of city center when asked by police men during one of my weekend nightouts coz I was really really drunk, and I have been told to pay fine in the court and which i did.Do I need to mention this in my visa extention application, does it affect my visa extension. What is the impact? if it affects, any workaround?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Uday

[mayursha]

They do ask you about any offenses, you should mention all your offenses as they will anyways have the records of it. Be Honest and I am sure it will go smooth.

All The Best.

[uday2509]

Thank you so much mayursha for quick response,

Final question, does it comes under criminal offense?

Regards,
Uday

[uday2509]

Thank you so much mayursha for quick response,

Final question, does it comes under criminal offense?

Regards,
Uday

Does anyone have more information on this..

Thanks,
Uday

[gaurav76.5]

As long as it is not a criminal offences and you haven't being tried in criminal court its absolutely fine...

[uday2509]

Hello Everyone,

Its much useful for me if anybody post some useful information on this.

Thanks,
U

[geriatrix]

What is the exact offence that you were charged with, and fined by the court for?

UKBA now requires applicants to inform about any criminal conviction or civil judgement through the migrant change of circumstances form.

Criminal conviction(s) are not relevant for extension application, but one must not fail to disclose any information regarding any offences that UKBA asks for. Not disclosing material information is akin to deception and has much higher penalties (e.g. - ban from UK).

[user_name]

UKBA now requires applicants to inform about any criminal conviction or civil judgement through the migrant change of circumstances form.

Just a doubt - please would you clarify?

Is this form "migrant change of circumstances form" for informing UKBA about any changes you undergone after you filed your application?

Or does it mean that we have to send the "migrant change of circumstances form" to UKBA as soon as we are convicted regardless of we applied already, or we are applying soon or applying after an year?

Or does it mean that we have to send this form along with the extension application?

Many Thanks!

[Sidonfire]

The change of circumstances form mentions changes in any personal details to criminal conviction?
I also want to know do we have to update HO any any change in details or is it only while application is under consideration (which i think it is)????

Thanks

[geriatrix]

Click on the link provided in the response above, and read the information in the document.

[user_name]

Click on the link provided in the response above, and read the information in the document.

The document http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... stanc2.pdf says

"
The applicant must inform the UK Border Agency of any changes to the following for either himself/herself or his/her dependants:
personal details;
criminal convictions;
contact details;
representative details;
dependants’ details.
The applicant may also use this form to notify the UK Border Agency of any other information that he/she thinks that we should know.
"

So I think this is a requirement for only "applicant"
To my limited knowledge, it means if the circumstances of an applicant changes, then the applicant must inform the changes to UKBA.

Please share your thoughts.

Many Thanks.

[uday2509]

What is the exact offence that you were charged with, and fined by the court for?

UKBA now requires applicants to inform about any criminal conviction or civil judgement through the migrant change of circumstances form.

Criminal conviction(s) are not relevant for extension application, but one must not fail to disclose any information regarding any offences that UKBA asks for. Not disclosing material information is akin to deception and has much higher penalties (e.g. - ban from UK).

Hi sushdmehta,

Thank you so much for your prompt response,

I was drunk on one of my colleagues night out and i am failed to leave city center when asked by one of the police men...later i paid fine in the court.
Does it comes under criminal offence?

Thanks,
U

[uday2509]

What is the exact offence that you were charged with, and fined by the court for?

UKBA now requires applicants to inform about any criminal conviction or civil judgement through the migrant change of circumstances form.

Criminal conviction(s) are not relevant for extension application, but one must not fail to disclose any information regarding any offences that UKBA asks for. Not disclosing material information is akin to deception and has much higher penalties (e.g. - ban from UK).

Hi sushdmehta,

Thank you so much for your prompt response,

I was drunk on one of my colleagues night out and i am failed to leave city center when asked by one of the police men...later i paid fine in the court.
Does it comes under criminal offence?

Thanks,
U

Hello Sushdmehta,

Could you please respond to the above..

Many Thanks,
U

[geriatrix]

See Checking for Unspent Convictions yourself....

[jetnet22]

What is the exact offence that you were charged with, and fined by the court forlace front wigs?