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Thank you Casa--I am new to this forum and not aware of the terminology and didn't understand what the "On Thin Ice" actually meant a warning status.Casa wrote:snarkaholic, before you take his 'advice', you'll see that Mr LookForward is what is termed as 'on thin ice' here on the forum. Which probably requires no explanation.
Any legal professional would tell you not to withhold information that you're requested to declare on the application. The level 3 Immigration Advisor was correct.
Bobbylondon wrote:mrlookforward wrote: Here I would like to mention one more thing, and hope this will put your mind to rest, when you want to disclose your judgement from USA. For grant of ILR, there is a criminality criteria ie you should not have unspent criminal convictions. But civil judgements like county court judgements are not criminal convictions and there is no rehabilitation period for them. CCJ are not in the criminality criteria, so if you want to mention as you say the records are online (i aint very clued up about USA laws abt this) , then still you should not have any problems whatsoever getting ILR and then when the time comes, British Citizenship.
Well, I have told the valid thing. Its you who cannot grasp it. Oh yea, I am very very scared to get suspended from this forum, it will destroy my careerCasa wrote:Well that a lovely start to the day. If you don't have anything valid to add to the thread to post, please let another forum have the benefit of your 'advice'. I that is, you're able to find a reputable one where you haven't already been suspended.
You appear to be having a problem understanding the pasted instructions from the UKBA website. Although a police caution can be disregarded by the ECO, it does not state it doesn't have to disclosed.
I believe the OP is now well aware of this, following OISC professional advise.