Record suspension forms
 

My husband has been undergoing an application for a record suspension to Canada, one form is a local police check on the UK side. He got a criminal record check done but we are wondering if anyone else has done this and if so does the local police have to fill the form out? Can provide images of the form if needed.
thankyou

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I am assuming he has a criminal record. If he is inadmissible he would need to apply for Rehabilitation. Who told you he needed a record of suspension?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration...-activity.html

What is it you are applying for? What was he convicted of and when did the offence occur and what was the sentence?

How to obtain a UK police certificate

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration...d-kingdom.html

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hi thankyou for the timely response,
we were told because he has served his 5 years outside of canada he is considered rehabilitated and in the forms he has to explain how he thinks he's rehabilitated and how this suspension will benefit him. As for his charges they are minor things such as breach of probation, resisting arrest and cause of disturbance

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Sounds like he is eligible to apply for rehabilitation as more than 5 years have elapsed from when any sentence was imposed and has been completed in full.
Read the link I gave you that will explain how to apply for rehabilitation and how to fill out the forms.

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hi thankyou again
yes even in the links it states he can not do the rehabilitation forms until he has applied for a pardon because he has more then one charge. Image shown

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Back to my original question though, there is part for the record suspension application where there is a section that must be filled out,(local police check form) does he need to get that filled out by the police although he has had a criminal record check done by ACRO and has received the certificate? Is the ACRO certicate sufficient enough for that part of the application any help would be greatly appreciated as we are stuck as what to do next.

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Huh? So were his criminal convictions ACTUALLY IN CANADA?? From what you have written, it sounded like they were crimes committed in the UK??

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I've put your large image in a spoiler as many members view the forum on tablets or phones or have a slow connection. :)

The part you have quoted / posted appears to be for someone who hasAn application for rehabilitation for offenses committed outside of Canada s different.

Did your husband committed the crime in the UK or Canada?

I'd suggest another read of this link - the process to be able to get permission to enter / be considered rehabilitated for having committed an offense (or 2) IN Canada is different to the process for obtaining rehabilitation approval for offenses committed outside Canada - or even one in each! It's easy to be confused as both processes are shown on the same page, but in fact they are separate and independent of each other: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration...ty.html#5312E6

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Yes sorry I should have explained abit more, his convictions were IN CANADA. As reading all links found on the Canadian website we are under the impression as he has served the 5 years outside of canada (home country UK) that we apply for a record suspension (pardon)
We are looking for this pardon so in future we may travel to Canada as a family or even if possible move back.
However as filling the forms we've gone over again multiple times; we believe, for each residence he has lived at (the last 5 years) we need local police in those areas to sign the (form 2) of local police use only (bringing in the ACRO certificate). I do believe we have figured it out but I thankyou all for your replies and I apologise for the confusions 😅

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Read this link and it has a link to submit the application


https://www.canada.ca/en/parole-boar...spensions.html

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Thank you