Admonished charge on police report

[Smokey10]

Hi
The London office is processing our temp work visa and my husband has a charge which was admonished. We have work in Canada - with the same company we work for here, in the UK. Will this cause us a problem?
thanks

 

[PMM]

Hi

Hi
The London office is processing our temp work visa and my husband has a charge which was admonished. We have work in Canada - with the same company we work for here, in the UK. Will this cause us a problem?
thanks

You mean he was "cautioned" if that is so, it is treated as a conviction by CIC. It will show up on the ACPO So the caution has to be equated to the Canadian Criminal code to determine if he is inadmissible.



PMM

 

[Smokey10]

Yes, it has been reported to them, just wondering if they will give us a visa or if it will be totally disallowed. I know they are reviewing the application at the moment and have asked for him to explain the situation. Which he has.

Thanks for your reply.

 

[PMM]

Hi

Yes, it has been reported to them, just wondering if they will give us a visa or if it will be totally disallowed. I know they are reviewing the application at the moment and have asked for him to explain the situation. Which he has.

Thanks for your reply.

As I said it depends on what the caution was for. If it was assault, less than 10 years ago for example, he would be inadmissible and have to apply for rehabilitation.

PMM

 

[Smokey10]

Just an update. No problem with the visa. Didnt have to wait the 10 yrs as suggested.

 

[angelbrat]

Not totally sure about this...but my brother from the UK had a 'caution' on his police record.

So far....Canada has said that unless the person has been charged in front of a judge for a crime, then a UK caution does not count as inadmissible.

My brother has been in and out of Canada now for the last few weeks and never had any problem.