Police Checks
#1
Police Checks
Hi
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
#2
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Joined: Apr 2006
Location: South Queensferry nr Edinburgh
Posts: 13
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by Tigersanne
Hi
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
Just go to your local police station with £10.00 fee and your passport. They give you a form to complete and they send it away and the police check gets sent to your home address.
We are actually just back from the police station about 10 minutes ago to get ours done!!
#3
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by lynnexcel
Just go to your local police station with £10.00 fee and your passport. They give you a form to complete and they send it away and the police check gets sent to your home address.
We are actually just back from the police station about 10 minutes ago to get ours done!!
We are actually just back from the police station about 10 minutes ago to get ours done!!
#4
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Joined: Nov 2005
Location: Buckinghamshire
Posts: 42
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by Tigersanne
Hi
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
Mog
#5
Re: Police Checks
Hey everyone,
I sent my police checks away on 19th June and today I received the Scottish part through the door saying that there was nothing on file for me and I have no criminal convictions. Is this enough to send to my case officer or do they need the national check as well. I wasn't sure since I've only lived in Scotland and thus assumed if there's nothing on that then there's nothing on the National one also? Also, is it ok to open the envelope when it's delivered to you? I assume it doesn't need to be sent sealed to your case officer or anything!?
Thanks in advance
Tracy
I sent my police checks away on 19th June and today I received the Scottish part through the door saying that there was nothing on file for me and I have no criminal convictions. Is this enough to send to my case officer or do they need the national check as well. I wasn't sure since I've only lived in Scotland and thus assumed if there's nothing on that then there's nothing on the National one also? Also, is it ok to open the envelope when it's delivered to you? I assume it doesn't need to be sent sealed to your case officer or anything!?
Thanks in advance
Tracy
#6
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Joined: May 2006
Location: From Cesspit London to Glorious Sydney
Posts: 187
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by karmagirls
Hey everyone,
I sent my police checks away on 19th June and today I received the Scottish part through the door saying that there was nothing on file for me and I have no criminal convictions. Is this enough to send to my case officer or do they need the national check as well. I wasn't sure since I've only lived in Scotland and thus assumed if there's nothing on that then there's nothing on the National one also? Also, is it ok to open the envelope when it's delivered to you? I assume it doesn't need to be sent sealed to your case officer or anything!?
Thanks in advance
Tracy
I sent my police checks away on 19th June and today I received the Scottish part through the door saying that there was nothing on file for me and I have no criminal convictions. Is this enough to send to my case officer or do they need the national check as well. I wasn't sure since I've only lived in Scotland and thus assumed if there's nothing on that then there's nothing on the National one also? Also, is it ok to open the envelope when it's delivered to you? I assume it doesn't need to be sent sealed to your case officer or anything!?
Thanks in advance
Tracy
#7
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by Tigersanne
Hi
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
#8
Re: Police Checks
We did our visa ones with Thames Valley Police and they were back after 21 days. that was at the beginning of the year.
We needed another one done for work, so we did the online version sent it away yonks ago and its still not back. its about 31 days ago. so should have done the Thames Valley again
We needed another one done for work, so we did the online version sent it away yonks ago and its still not back. its about 31 days ago. so should have done the Thames Valley again
#9
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 22
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by Tigersanne
Hi
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
#10
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by Tigersanne
Hi
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
Does anyone remember how they did their police checks? Did anyone do them for you or did you get them done yourselves? Where did you go to get them?
Cheers
#11
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by karmagirls
Hey everyone,
I sent my police checks away on 19th June and today I received the Scottish part through the door saying that there was nothing on file for me and I have no criminal convictions. Is this enough to send to my case officer or do they need the national check as well. I wasn't sure since I've only lived in Scotland and thus assumed if there's nothing on that then there's nothing on the National one also? Also, is it ok to open the envelope when it's delivered to you? I assume it doesn't need to be sent sealed to your case officer or anything!?
Thanks in advance
Tracy
I sent my police checks away on 19th June and today I received the Scottish part through the door saying that there was nothing on file for me and I have no criminal convictions. Is this enough to send to my case officer or do they need the national check as well. I wasn't sure since I've only lived in Scotland and thus assumed if there's nothing on that then there's nothing on the National one also? Also, is it ok to open the envelope when it's delivered to you? I assume it doesn't need to be sent sealed to your case officer or anything!?
Thanks in advance
Tracy
hi i was advisexd from my immigration agent that they need both scottish and national we received the latter 10 days after the scottish applied at same time on same form. only got meds to get on 28th july and hopefully heading to brissy too,
#12
Re: Police Checks
Originally Posted by karmagirls
Hey everyone,
I sent my police checks away on 19th June and today I received the Scottish part through the door saying that there was nothing on file for me and I have no criminal convictions. Is this enough to send to my case officer or do they need the national check as well. I wasn't sure since I've only lived in Scotland and thus assumed if there's nothing on that then there's nothing on the National one also? Also, is it ok to open the envelope when it's delivered to you? I assume it doesn't need to be sent sealed to your case officer or anything!?
Thanks in advance
Tracy
I sent my police checks away on 19th June and today I received the Scottish part through the door saying that there was nothing on file for me and I have no criminal convictions. Is this enough to send to my case officer or do they need the national check as well. I wasn't sure since I've only lived in Scotland and thus assumed if there's nothing on that then there's nothing on the National one also? Also, is it ok to open the envelope when it's delivered to you? I assume it doesn't need to be sent sealed to your case officer or anything!?
Thanks in advance
Tracy
I don't know which one they really need so thought it safer to send both of them
AL
#13
Re: Police Checks
We went into the Ealing station and that was 7th June, we got it back today
Am so glad!!!! The application is being sent by special delivery tomorrow morning!!!!
Am so glad!!!! The application is being sent by special delivery tomorrow morning!!!!
#14
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Re: Police Checks
For those of you on Scotland - they need BOTH!!