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by flowerbloom32 » Fri Mar 04, 2022 3:23 pm
I am writing to you today to kindly seek some advice. I was granted ILR in 2018 with it expiring on the 31st December 2024 until which I can apply for British citizenship. In August 2019, I was made aware of some false allegations against me. I resigned from my position in the same month, as in September 2019 I had to fly back to my home country to undergo a big operation. Last year, I was told that I had been found guilty of gross misconduct. I have since started a process of appeal however I wonder since they go on my DBS, would it likely affect my citizenship application in the future? In the investigation outcome letter I was sent, it was mentioned that these charges could reflect during a DBS check. I am not sure if during the citizenship application the Home Office would check my DBS record. If so, what the possible implications would likely be. I want to add that no criminal proceedings regarding the alleged allegations were filed and I have no previous criminal record, fine, caution, or reprimand to my name in the U.K. and my home country. Additionally, I may have breached my time restrictions of staying out of the U.K. due to health complications, Covid-19, and multiple bereavements in my family. It would be very kind and I would very much appreciate any advice or help related to this matter.
I would be very grateful if someone could answer these issues as they are causing me a great deal of stress and mental anguish. Thank you very much.