Driving convictions

Last activity 27 April 2023 by stevenrowberry

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stevenrowberryNew member24 April 2023 20:49:45

Hi all looking for some info please . Myself and my family are looking into the nlv I thought everything wound be ok for us but remembered I Have 2 driving convictions both were 3 points and fine out of court just letter sent to house . This happened 3 years ago

kindda worried now should I hold back on applications

Thanks for any info

gwynjBulgaria Expert27 April 2023 05:48:20

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@stevenrowberry

Welcome to the expat.com forum and good luck with your potential move to Sunny Spain!

3-point license endorsements seem fairly minor to me. And I'm not sure that a driving offence even goes on your ACRO certificate!

I suggest you get your ACRO certificate and proceed with your NLV application.

stevenrowberryNew member27 April 2023 09:30:04

Hi thanks for getting back to us appreciate it 👍

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