Hi folks, I posted a question regarding a police "caution" a few weeks ago and received kind help from some forum members; I have also been reading the forum and learning from stories posted by other members, so I feel I owe this one to you all - thank you! I hope my story will also help t...

Thank you for clarifying this for me. I am still wondering though, if PEO officer will be able to find out about this for example through database check. I know that the incident itself is recorded on PNC - would the HO be able to see this information and ask me questions about it? Is it something I...

Thanks, both of you. I certainly have not been given any sheet or any paperwork for that matter, and there have been no mention of court appearance, so that seems to tell me that I was not charged. And the officer telling me that he was doing me a favour because he would rather that I got myself sor...

Hello, I see that you did not get any reply to your post but could you possibly tell me what you have done in the end, and if possible, what the outcome was? I ask because I am just about to make an application for my ILR myself, but have recently been cautioned for shoplifting. I know it was stupid...

Thanks, Casa, for your prompt reply. Now that you say I haven't been charged, I am feeling confused about terminologies. I was very panicky yesterday when I was speaking to the police that I do not have a definite understanding of what have happened. What does it mean to be "charged"? I wa...

Hello, I would appreciate your insight on what might happen when I apply for an ILR as an unmarried partner of a British Citizen with whom I have been in a steady relationship for many years. I did something very stupid today - I was in a department store with some items of clothing for which initia...