police check
#1
police check
Hi,
When my husband goes for a police check I heard you need to get one in all the places he has lived in the UK for more than 6 months. What we were wondering is how far back to we go time wise.. ex.. since he was born or since he was 18 living on his own .... any advice please .. thanks.
When my husband goes for a police check I heard you need to get one in all the places he has lived in the UK for more than 6 months. What we were wondering is how far back to we go time wise.. ex.. since he was born or since he was 18 living on his own .... any advice please .. thanks.
#2
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 8,984
Re: police check
Since age 18 if he is a Brit.
Originally Posted by watergirl73
Hi,
When my husband goes for a police check I heard you need to get one in all the places he has lived in the UK for more than 6 months. What we were wondering is how far back to we go time wise.. ex.. since he was born or since he was 18 living on his own .... any advice please .. thanks.
When my husband goes for a police check I heard you need to get one in all the places he has lived in the UK for more than 6 months. What we were wondering is how far back to we go time wise.. ex.. since he was born or since he was 18 living on his own .... any advice please .. thanks.
#3
Re: police check
Originally Posted by watergirl73
Hi,
When my husband goes for a police check I heard you need to get one in all the places he has lived in the UK for more than 6 months. What we were wondering is how far back to we go time wise.. ex.. since he was born or since he was 18 living on his own .... any advice please .. thanks.
When my husband goes for a police check I heard you need to get one in all the places he has lived in the UK for more than 6 months. What we were wondering is how far back to we go time wise.. ex.. since he was born or since he was 18 living on his own .... any advice please .. thanks.
#4
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 8,984
Re: police check
Yupp... every country, not every place...
Originally Posted by andrewrb143
Is it not every country he has lived in?
#5
Re: police check
Is it not every country he has lived in?
#6
Re: police check
I'm just curious now, my husband is in Canada still visitng me but we thought since we are putting the sponsorship forms together now as I am sponsoring him from abroad could he apply for his police clearance now in the uk? We also have no idea where he goes to get this police check done. Where has everyone else been getting their police checks done in the Uk? Is there a link for that? Thanks
#7
Re: police check
Hi
You should be reading www.cic.gc.ca all the answers are pretty well there. For Police checks see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/police-cert/index.html
I'm just curious now, my husband is in Canada still visitng me but we thought since we are putting the sponsorship forms together now as I am sponsoring him from abroad could he apply for his police clearance now in the uk? We also have no idea where he goes to get this police check done. Where has everyone else been getting their police checks done in the Uk? Is there a link for that? Thanks
#8
Re: police check
For the police clearance check you fill in a form from the local police force, but you are checked against the national database, so you don't need to get different clearances from each area of UK. If you have lived abroad then you would need to get police clearance for each country lived in as well.
Penny
Penny
#9
Forum Regular
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 163
Re: police check
Quick question:
I know that criminal records and background security check are too different things. When do they take place during the application?
Criminal records are sent with the SW application.
Security check takes place after medical examination is done.
Is this right?
Thanks.
I know that criminal records and background security check are too different things. When do they take place during the application?
Criminal records are sent with the SW application.
Security check takes place after medical examination is done.
Is this right?
Thanks.
#10
Re: police check
Hi
Not quite, the security check starts when the there is a positive Initial Assessment, depending on the countries where the person has lived, it could be well before the medical request.
Quick question:
I know that criminal records and background security check are too different things. When do they take place during the application?
Criminal records are sent with the SW application.
Security check takes place after medical examination is done.
Is this right?
Thanks.
I know that criminal records and background security check are too different things. When do they take place during the application?
Criminal records are sent with the SW application.
Security check takes place after medical examination is done.
Is this right?
Thanks.
#12
Forum Regular
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 76
Re: police check
Sorry, I don't want to hijack the thread...
... but on page 6 of the Immigrants Guide (IMM3999E) it says, "For the following countries, police certificates should not be obtained before applying for immigration. You may receive special instructions at a later date about police certificates for these countries." and United Kingdom is in the list.
So do you submit the "Person Record: Prosecution/Criminal History under Section 7 of the Data Protection Act, 1998" with an application for permanent residency, or not?
Cheers.
... but on page 6 of the Immigrants Guide (IMM3999E) it says, "For the following countries, police certificates should not be obtained before applying for immigration. You may receive special instructions at a later date about police certificates for these countries." and United Kingdom is in the list.
So do you submit the "Person Record: Prosecution/Criminal History under Section 7 of the Data Protection Act, 1998" with an application for permanent residency, or not?
Cheers.
#13
Re: police check
Hi
Submit it for all sponsored applications but NOT for SAP (Simplified Application Procedures)
Sorry, I don't want to hijack the thread...
... but on page 6 of the Immigrants Guide (IMM3999E) it says, "For the following countries, police certificates should not be obtained before applying for immigration. You may receive special instructions at a later date about police certificates for these countries." and United Kingdom is in the list.
So do you submit the "Person Record: Prosecution/Criminal History under Section 7 of the Data Protection Act, 1998" with an application for permanent residency, or not?
Cheers.
... but on page 6 of the Immigrants Guide (IMM3999E) it says, "For the following countries, police certificates should not be obtained before applying for immigration. You may receive special instructions at a later date about police certificates for these countries." and United Kingdom is in the list.
So do you submit the "Person Record: Prosecution/Criminal History under Section 7 of the Data Protection Act, 1998" with an application for permanent residency, or not?
Cheers.
#15
Re: police check
HI
Assuming that you intend to apply within the next 4 months, apply for it now.
Assuming that you intend to apply within the next 4 months, apply for it now.