Arrested but "No Trace" - help!

[hopingtorelocate 0]

Hi all, first time poster in need of some help. I have been offered a relocation for the company I work for in the UK, to the US where they're based. I had seen this opportunity coming for a while, so a couple months ago, I requested an ACRO certificate. When I was 16, I was arrested and no further action was taken. My ACRO came back as "No Trace". From what I understand, this means my Police National Computer is clear, but I have submitted a Subject Access Request to verify this but I need to provide my employers a response soon. I guess I am wondering if my visa would be successful with my ACRO saying "No Trace" without mentioning the arrest at 16? Do the US conduct checks of the PNC or rely on the ACRO as proof?

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1 hour ago, hopingtorelocate said:

Hi all, first time poster in need of some help. I have been offered a relocation for the company I work for in the UK, to the US where they're based. I had seen this opportunity coming for a while, so a couple months ago, I requested an ACRO certificate. When I was 16, I was arrested and no further action was taken. My ACRO came back as "No Trace". From what I understand, this means my Police National Computer is clear, but I have submitted a Subject Access Request to verify this but I need to provide my employers a response soon. I guess I am wondering if my visa would be successful with my ACRO saying "No Trace" without mentioning the arrest at 16? Do the US conduct checks of the PNC or rely on the ACRO as proof?

There’s a question on the visa app about previous arrests which you’ll have to answer truthfully anyway. But I can’t see it being an issue if you weren’t convicted, and you can say that on the form. 

[Boiler 45,749]

Work Visa?

 

Immigrant Visa?

[hopingtorelocate 0]

4 hours ago, Boiler said:

Work Visa?

 

Immigrant Visa?

 

Work.