nsnd1234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2025 10:19 am
TUserFin wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2025 1:42 pm
mesim wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2025 1:21 pm
Guys,
A decision has been made on my spouse application, but we cannot see it, and it says, that if you cannot see the document concerning your decision, be patient, you will be contacted. Does anyone know why the decision letter is not ready immediately?
I am scared badly!
Did you have above 20km/h traffic fines?
Is one incident of this can led to a negative decision?
Small traffic fine no, but above 20 km/h when you was called to police and it was registered as a crime record might lead yes, but you can re-submit your citezenship application latter on again, i.e. usually it delays approval by a couple of years. Better talk with immigration lawyer if you have above 20 km/h.
Just to be clear, traffic offcence in Finland classified as crime record if you drive about 20 km/h, or drive on red light or drive without driving license.
Info is here as well
https://poliisi.fi/en/automatic-traffic-surveillance
Traffic crimes
Traffic crimes punishable with day fines include exceeding the speed limit by more than 20 km/h, failure to observe the red traffic light in a way that endangers traffic safety, and operating a vehicle without a licence
Before starting pre-trial investigation, the police send a letter to the registered owner or holder of the vehicle, requesting the identity of the driver shown in the photo taken by the automatic traffic camera. The letter states that the incident has been photographed.
When the owner or holder of the vehicle responds to the letter, informing the police of the driver, the police will send a mutual assistance request to the police department in the driver’s domicile.
The driver is asked to visit the police station where they are personally informed of the fine.
p.s. I myself drive these days 74 km/h on 80 km/h road to be super-safe, just in case the allowed speed quickly goes to 70 or 50 and I don't notice that. Thing is all cars and mine as well on shows speed +5-7 km/h on speedometer, and if road goes to 50, I still will be driving like 74-5=69 km/h which is 69-20 = 49km/h i.e. a km or 2 km below limit
