Yoda_I_am

OzDandy, thank you for replying. I'm so ashamed of my caution, and would a) hate it to scupper my chances of a visa & b) hate for my prospective employers to find out about it and scupper my chances of employment. May as well be upfront I guess as it'll no doubt come out should I ever apply for PR down the line? Looks like the old adage, 'if you cant do the time, dont do the crime' comes into effect here, so-to-speak!

For the replies so far, thanks. Would it be better if I got my ACPO certificate sorted and if thats clear say no, but if its showing say yes?

Hi forumites Quick question if I may; I received a simple caution here in the UK back in 2012. The application form question is: • been convicted of a crime or offence in any country (including any conviction which is now removed from official records)? To be issued with a simple caution you are neither a) charged with any crime or offence.(that would come if you didnt accept the caution, ie you would be arrested and then charged) or b) convicted - a caution is not a conviction. What do you fine folk suggest in terms of answering said question?