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Hi
I am a 15 year old boy and I want to apply for British Citizenship but Last summer I was fined £20 for not being able to produce a valid ticket, it is because I had my money in my oyster card and I got off at Dartford station to change trains but then I was stopped and asked for ticket and the officer said it is not a oyster card zone and I paid my penalty before due and had no problem. However, that is not the problem. The problem is that I am going to apply for British Citizenship and I am really concerned about it.
Should I write it down?
Will I be rejected?
What are chances of my application getting accepted?
Please Help.

Should I write it down?

You don't need to declare it, so don't write it down.

Will I be rejected?

You will not be rejected due to this fine.

What are chances of my application getting accepted?

You will not be rejected due to this fine.

Once again, your fine was not a conviction, so you do not need to declare it, and that it why you should not write it down anywhere. Just forget about it.

By the way, what is the basis of your application?

How do you qualify?

Thank you very much sir
I really appreciate it

[quote="Ayyubi72"]By the way, what is the basis of your application?
I have no idea what it really means

How do you qualify?
I have no idea.

what is your immigration / visa status and history?

how do you qualify for citizenship age 15?

where were you born and what is theimmigration status of yourparents?

how long have you lived in the uk?

see a lot more information is needed to help you or give the best advice.

CR001 wrote:what is your immigration / visa status and history?

how do you qualify for citizenship age 15?

where were you born and what is theimmigration status of yourparents?

how long have you lived in the uk?

see a lot more information is needed to help you or give the best advice.

I have been living in Uk for 6 years now and no I was not born in here
And I have no idea about the rest of the questions

what visa do you have for the UK and when/how did you get?

Do you have indefinite leave to remain (ILR)?

How do you qualify to apply for citizenship?

Importantly as CR001 has asked, what is the immigration status of both your parents?

None of the questions asked from the op matter. The answer to question asked is, mention it in the additional information. No it won't have any affect on the application, but I would just mention it.

Sh1981, of course the questions matter the OP may have no right to register as British! Your comments are continually lacking on knowledge or experience, please be sure you understand the rules before posting.

Amber_ wrote:Sh1981, of course the questions matter the OP may have no right to register as British! Your comments are continually lacking on knowledge or experience, please be sure you understand the rules before posting.

what rules? i answered the ops question, which is what is required! where exactly does my answer lack any experience? and whether or not he has any right to register is of no concern to me really, thats not what he asked!

That's why we're are here to moderate, it's a concern if the OP wastes hundreds of pounds on an application that is destined to fail. It should also be of concern to you.

Amber_ wrote:That's why we're are here to moderate, it's a concern if the OP wastes hundreds of pounds on an application that is destined to fail. It should also be of concern to you.

Well technically he will still get his 80 odd quid back!

applicants under 18 dont pay a ceremony fee

Amber_ wrote:Importantly as CR001 has asked, what is the immigration status of both your parents?

My mum is a birtish citizen

CR001 wrote:what visa do you have for the UK and when/how did you get?

Do you have indefinite leave to remain (ILR)?

How do you qualify to apply for citizenship?

Yes i have the imdefinite leave to remain and I got it like 6 years ago

Was your Mother naturalised, if so, when? What is your Father's status?