DS230 requesting court record for caution UK

[goldylox 0]

Hi guys

I called NVC on friday they said they were waiting for court records to close my daughters case. She has 2 cautions, one was for holding a fake ID and the other for beong drunk and disorderly.... She is 20 years old and my marriage took place before her 16 birthday. We applied for IR2 visa.

I called http://www.acro.police.uk/police_certificates.aspx in the UK and spoke to a lady who told me that because it was only a caution there will be no court records to get. I asked her about the subject access report. She told me that there would be no more information on that report as there was on the police report.

I called NVC back and the girl said that was fine to send an email. I emailed and mailed the following letter. Has anyone else had this problem? Is the letter enough? I wish this thing was over i havrnt seen her for a year and 4 months ((( Any help would really help us thank you guys x x x

NVC Case No:
USCIS Case

Petitioner's Name:
Petitioner's Date of Birth:
Beneficiary's Name:
Beneficiary's Date of Birth:

To whom it may concern:

As per my conversation with Cindy at your office this morning at 9.25am. Cindy told me that you were waiting for Court records to complete our case. I called ACPO Criminal Records Office (ACRO) London 011 44 845 60 13 999. The 2 entries on Amani Chafiks police records were misdemeanors, only police cautions were given. She never attended court. Therefor there are no court records to be obtained. Any other evidence i could obtain from the Criminal records Office would have the same information as the police records already submitted for Amani Chafik. ACPO Criminal Records office told me if you needed any further information to call them on the above number. They are unable to send me a letter confirming this. They said that immigration usually call them if there is any further information needed. I have also emailed the contents of this letter to NVC on 7/11/2013.

If you need any further information please do not hesitate to contact me. I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.

Yours sincerely

Ruth Martin

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

What did her police certificate say? Some with cautions say "no live trace". Those people get the subject access report that will give dates and name the charges. If her police certificate already details that Information, then there is no more to get. The email and letter should get you through NVC. The officer at the interview in London will likely discuss it and be more familiar with British cautions.

[goldylox 0]

thank u nich ...... there was nothing on it about trace ..... it listed the 2 cautions what the cautions were the date it happened and that the metropolitan poice dealt with it ..... hopefully the letter and email will suffice ..... thanks for ur imput its always greatly appreciated x x x

[Ryan H 3,834]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America forum.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

thank u nich ...... there was nothing on it about trace ..... it listed the 2 cautions what the cautions were the date it happened and that the metropolitan poice dealt with it ..... hopefully the letter and email will suffice ..... thanks for ur imput its always greatly appreciated x x x

People who have cautions that are old and expunged(?) from the public record get the "no live trace" thing. There is still a record to be retrieved for them. (I don't know what they call it when cautions get hidden after a period of time, but you probably know what I mean.)