Subject Access vs ACPO....

[Allie and Nigel 2]

Well for you guys who know me and my crabbing about this whole thing, Nigel got his Subject Access today which SHOWED his spent conviction and the information needed on it. So we are sending it off to the consulate Monday with the courier. Kinda pointless that ACPO thing when you have convictions more than 15+ years ago! So this shows the whole thing....well Nigel had 1 thing on there and 3 blank pages...lol.

Sooooooooo folks stand by for the result later!

[K & K 0]

Best wishes you almost there!!!

My fiance interviewed Oct 15, 2009 London Embassy

We submitted additional requested documents via courier Oct 20 : expected wait time 10-15 working days...

[Welshcookie 17]

Nice...glad it got sorted

[SunDrop 59]

Best wishes you almost there!!!

My fiance interviewed Oct 15, 2009 London Embassy

We submitted additional requested documents via courier Oct 20 : expected wait time 10-15 working days...

Would you like to be added to the interview tracking thread? Just let me know!

[SunDrop 59]

Well for you guys who know me and my crabbing about this whole thing, Nigel got his Subject Access today which SHOWED his spent conviction and the information needed on it. So we are sending it off to the consulate Monday with the courier. Kinda pointless that ACPO thing when you have convictions more than 15+ years ago! So this shows the whole thing....well Nigel had 1 thing on there and 3 blank pages...lol.

Sooooooooo folks stand by for the result later!

Yay!!

Would be funny if he ends up flying out on American Airlines from LHR via Dallas on Dec 10th. That's when kiddy and I are heading that way. 28 days today, I'll be cuddled up (fast asleep with jet lag more like!) with the fella.... not that I'm counting days or anything... lol

[doghandler 2]

I have worked for 2 police forces in the UK and I am horrified at this. This is not supposed to happen (but can assure you, it does, sometimes, as does the opposite happen). Unless the conviction is for an extremely serious conviction like murder (am sure your man's is not! It will be some petty thing, cos we are all human sometimes) it is spent and any conviction is NOT supposed to show after being spent for 5 years on any Subject Access Report (unless you are applying for a job in the Police or law enforcement agency).

You can submit a formal complaint to the relevant Police Force regarding their Public Access Department not taking this out of the Subject Access, but I guess you don't want to be caught up getting sidelined with that which would take as long as the K1 process itself, and the damage has already been done. You just have to hope his visa will not be denied on that basis.

Just sending you my support. We are all criminalised in this day and age. Don't get paranoid. Best wishes x

[Allie and Nigel 2]

I have worked for 2 police forces in the UK and I am horrified at this. This is not supposed to happen (but can assure you, it does, sometimes, as does the opposite happen). Unless the conviction is for an extremely serious conviction like murder (am sure your man's is not! It will be some petty thing, cos we are all human sometimes) it is spent and any conviction is NOT supposed to show after being spent for 5 years on any Subject Access Report (unless you are applying for a job in the Police or law enforcement agency).

You can submit a formal complaint to the relevant Police Force regarding their Public Access Department not taking this out of the Subject Access, but I guess you don't want to be caught up getting sidelined with that which would take as long as the K1 process itself, and the damage has already been done. You just have to hope his visa will not be denied on that basis.

Just sending you my support. We are all criminalised in this day and age. Don't get paranoid. Best wishes x

Yes, they didnt have too much of a problem with it at the interview..they approved us but they wanted the paper showing the offense and the punnishment. The offense was criminal damage cause he punctured a guy's tire when he was 18 and paid a fine and a 50.03 pound restitution, no jail or anything and Nigel said that was on that Subject Access. We are 36 years old now, so you do the math how long this was...lol...so ya, everything was on the Subject Access. Thank God for that! The guy interviewing us had his puppet master behind him (the boss?) and they wanted records of this so, luckly we have it now. Will be sending Monday....

[rebeccajo 14]

I have worked for 2 police forces in the UK and I am horrified at this. This is not supposed to happen (but can assure you, it does, sometimes, as does the opposite happen). Unless the conviction is for an extremely serious conviction like murder (am sure your man's is not! It will be some petty thing, cos we are all human sometimes) it is spent and any conviction is NOT supposed to show after being spent for 5 years on any Subject Access Report (unless you are applying for a job in the Police or law enforcement agency).

You can submit a formal complaint to the relevant Police Force regarding their Public Access Department not taking this out of the Subject Access, but I guess you don't want to be caught up getting sidelined with that which would take as long as the K1 process itself, and the damage has already been done. You just have to hope his visa will not be denied on that basis.

Just sending you my support. We are all criminalised in this day and age. Don't get paranoid. Best wishes x

doghandler -

The US government does not recognize the Rehabilitation of Offender's Act. Spent crimes still have to be explained to the consulate in London.

[K & K 0]

Best wishes you almost there!!!

My fiance interviewed Oct 15, 2009 London Embassy

We submitted additional requested documents via courier Oct 20 : expected wait time 10-15 working days...

Would you like to be added to the interview tracking thread? Just let me know!

Yes pls