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- UK visas and registering with the police
The police registration scheme ended on 4 August 2022 You no longer need to register with the UK police after you: arrive in the UK, if you applied for a visa from outside the UK
- Create a UKVI account to get access to your eVisa (online immigration . . .
To get access to your eVisa you need to create a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account Once you have access to your eVisa, you can sign in to your UKVI account to view your eVisa and prove your
- Using your UK Visas and Immigration account
You can use your UKVI account to sign in to services which allow you to: view and prove your online immigration status (also known as an eVisa) keep your details up to date; Your UKVI account
- Title of product - GOV. UK
Once registered, the police will give the applicant a police registration certificate (PRC) which shows they have complied with the requirement to register The applicant must inform the police of any changes to the information they have provided
- Criminal records checks for overseas applicants - GOV. UK
Updated change to highlight that the National Police Certificate should only be used for immigration purposes for the Republic of Korea (South Korea) 15 February 2022
- Criminal record certificate - GOV. UK
A certificate confirming an individual’s criminal record is usually issued by the police or by an appropriate law enforcement agency A certificate will include information about an individual’s criminal record, including any past offences and information relating to recent arrests which are pending further action such as prosecution
- Contact UK Visas and Immigration for help
Get help from UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) Find out how to contact UKVI or get online guides and services to help with your problem
- Guidance on the application process for criminal records checks . . .
The ICPC is a criminal records check against police and intelligence databases in the UK that would reveal any convictions or reasons why someone should not work with children
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