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Lets wait for more experts, but in my humble opinion it is better to disclose unspent offences. I have heard of a case where CRB check revealed nothing but HO still found out about an offence. The application was refused on a basis of non-disclosure.smkamran wrote:HI, I applied for Basic CRB (using Disclosure Scotland) based on Moderator's advise
The CRB certificate came today and it was clean with NO offences listed.
I have two motoring offences for sure LC20 and MS60 for which I attended court in 2008.
Advise PLEASE. Should I apply or not
Bye the way, the reason I went to court was driving on international license which was over 12 months for which I received both offences. I paid £50 fine and 3 points for LC20 and £50 fine and 0 points for MS60. Both were in the same court hearing
Many thanks in Adavnce
Your conviction will be spent 5 years from the date of conviction. No one can guess or guarantee the outcome of your application. Depends on the circumstances of your conviction. Generally speaking, if you have unspent convictions your application will be declined and this is very clearly mentioned in the guidance. LC20 conviction is most likely to be treated as a deliberate breaking of the law. Best course of action in my view would be to wait until your conviction gets spent. The fees of naturalisation would have gone up a bit by then, but you will not risk a refusal due to your conviction.smkamran wrote:I will mention the offences ... Do you think the application will be successful