Immigrationboards.com

D4109125 wrote:See British Citizenship – Good Character Requirement FAQs

VR wrote:Joanna2014,

A harrasment Prevention notice is often Issued here in UK when there is a non-molestation order in place and the person to whom it is issued ends up violation the non-molestation Order but the Crown Prosecution Service does not have sufficient evidence to prosecute the individual.

It is more of a procedural document issued by the Police to close the instance of their investigation based on a complaint by the victim against the defendant who is accused of violating the non-molestation order but on subsequent enquiry there is insufficient evidence to prosecute.

Example: A couple separate. The guy needs some info from his ex partner regarding the house they shared (eg utility bill or details) He calls the partner and the partner lodges a complaint of harassment. The police pop in to investigate. The guy explains the situation. Here the police have to close the investigation. Before they do that they Issue a First Instance Harassment Notice. This is a marker to tell him that next time if he contacts the victim he will be jailed or taken before the court. Its like a final warning.

It is recorded on the police computer but is by no means a crime or an admission of guilt. It forms part of the additional information which they will disclose on all enhanced Checks. But it is not a crime in itself.

THERE IS NO NEED TO DISCLOSE THIS separately. Also note that if the individual does not have any Conviction and only family proceedings are on, there is no need to disclose Family disputes, divorces and effects arising from them unless something becomes criminal during the course of these proceedings.

Hope this helps.
cheers
vr

joanna2014 wrote:

VR wrote:Joanna2014,

A harrasment Prevention notice is often Issued here in UK when there is a non-molestation order in place and the person to whom it is issued ends up violation the non-molestation Order but the Crown Prosecution Service does not have sufficient evidence to prosecute the individual.

It is more of a procedural document issued by the Police to close the instance of their investigation based on a complaint by the victim against the defendant who is accused of violating the non-molestation order but on subsequent enquiry there is insufficient evidence to prosecute.

Example: A couple separate. The guy needs some info from his ex partner regarding the house they shared (eg utility bill or details) He calls the partner and the partner lodges a complaint of harassment. The police pop in to investigate. The guy explains the situation. Here the police have to close the investigation. Before they do that they Issue a First Instance Harassment Notice. This is a marker to tell him that next time if he contacts the victim he will be jailed or taken before the court. Its like a final warning.

It is recorded on the police computer but is by no means a crime or an admission of guilt. It forms part of the additional information which they will disclose on all enhanced Checks. But it is not a crime in itself.

THERE IS NO NEED TO DISCLOSE THIS separately. Also note that if the individual does not have any Conviction and only family proceedings are on, there is no need to disclose Family disputes, divorces and effects arising from them unless something becomes criminal during the course of these proceedings.

Hope this helps.
cheers
vr

hi VR thanks for explaining me i assumed i do-not have to mention about this letter in my AN application and not sent this letter with my application ?
please kindly just answer me in yes or no as i am hell off confuse about it
and do home office do enhanced CRB checked for AN application ? and HOW IT WILL BE APPERA ON MY CRB WHICH SECTION AS CRIMINAL ?
thanks VR and mr d for having a look in my matter