Not sure if a waiver will be necessary?

[Mand 1]

I think we should just wait and see what shows up on the actual Police Cert and refrain from "panic stations" at the minute

[pax 0]

Amen.

[KTMMAN(non compus mentis) 0]

Liams case for the waiver was soley due to his crimes ok,that is what he told everyone on here.............and Im not trying to induce panic Im trying to help these people get prepared if it does go pear shaped ok,I think it would cause more panic if you go for interview without being ready to file........some of you people live in cloud cuckoo land Im sure!!!!!

Edited March 29, 2006 by ktmman

[Mand 1]

Liams case for the waiver was soley due to his crimes ok,that is what he told everyone on here.............and Im not trying to induce panic Im trying to help these people get prepared if it does go pear shaped ok,I think it would cause more panic if you go for interview without being ready to file........some of you people live in cloud cuckoo land Im sure!!!!!

They have not received the Police Cert yet, and are therefore not 100% sure of what is actually stated on the cert. However, once they receive this, they can act upon it if accordingly. Read the posts properly and you will realise that we are not advocating anyone to stick their head in the sand, the OP and ourselves have merely stated that they will wait until they have all the information in front of them...and then act upon it.

[irishgirl73 0]

Thanks for all the posts everyone. I should know what the police certificates says this coming Monday, when he gets the mail. There is a fine line between assault, simple assault, assault with a weapon.

All of the forms will be filled out HONESTLY, If the police cert shows a conviction, I will prepare to be asked to file a waiver-just in case. I also know that each case is viewed differently. I know that he would be able to explain what happened and maybe that would be enough. I am talking about one conviction-not several. It was a fight that resulted in himself and 8 others being taken from the pub. No one was hurt and no one served any time in jail.

I just looked up crimes of moral turpitude on the Dublin Embassy's website, It seems to be a grey area-could be viewed as a simple little fight, or could require a waiver. I think the fact that his record is pretty clean other than this incident-will help him. Either way I will be prepared. I will let you all know what it says as soon as I know

[irishgirl73 0]

Thanks for all the posts everyone. I should know what the police certificates says this coming Monday, when he gets the mail. There is a fine line between assault, simple assault, assault with a weapon.

All of the forms will be filled out HONESTLY, If the police cert shows a conviction, I will prepare to be asked to file a waiver-just in case. I also know that each case is viewed differently. I know that he would be able to explain what happened and maybe that would be enough. I am talking about one conviction-not several. It was a fight that resulted in himself and 8 others being taken from the pub. No one was hurt and no one served any time in jail.

I just looked up crimes of moral turpitude on the Dublin Embassy's website, It seems to be a grey area-could be viewed as a simple little fight, or could require a waiver. I think the fact that his record is pretty clean other than this incident-will help him. Either way I will be prepared. I will let you all know what it says as soon as I know

just found this on the web as well:

However, assaults not involving dangerous weapons or evil intent have been held not to involve moral turpitude.