We have again been instructed to apply to the police caution to delete an arrest record.
The client, a professional, was arrested over 5 years ago in relation to a minor incident. The arrest record however has remained on the Police National Computer (PNC) and has showed up on an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Check.
Arrest Record Removal Lawyer – How do I remove an Arrest Record?
We have successfully applied in previous cases to have arrest records deleted or to have minor out of court disposals (such as a police caution) removed from the PNC.
Arrest Records and immigration
You may find that an arrest record is showing up on your UK police certificate or, if you are not a UK national, on your home country’s immigration police check, such as United States FBI Rap Sheet.
Fingerprint and DNA Removal Solicitors
We can also apply to have all biometric data removed from the police’s system.
Wrongful and Unlawful Arrests
If you feel you were wrongfully arrested and/or the allegation against you was unsubstantiated or unfounded then please get in touch.
We offer reasonable fixed fees and can usually determine if a case has merit from an initial assessment.
Deletion of Arrest Records for Rape Allegations
In the last 12 months, we have successfully removed 6 different arrest records from the Police National computer (PNC) related to rape allegations. Rape and sexual assault are one of the most serious crimes
Navigating Immigration to Saudi Arabia with a Police Caution
If you’re exploring the possibility of moving to Saudi Arabia but have a criminal record, including a police caution from the UK, you may face some difficulties. This guide provides insights into how your
Enforced Subject Access, Criminal Records & Overseas Employment
What is Enforced Subject Access? Under Section 184 of the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA) it is illegal to require a person to provide a “relevant record” in relation to recruitment for a
Removing a Police Caution for Assault or ABH
ABH and receiving a Police Caution Actual Bodily Harm (ABH) is a criminal offence under Section 47 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861. It is an intermediate level of assault, more
Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm (ABH) | Can you get a caution for ABH?
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm, commonly known as ABH, is a more serious form of assault, one step higher than common assault and battery, but less serious than GBH and wounding. For information about
Common Assault and Battery: What is a Common Assault and Battery Charge?
There are four main categories of assault offences, excluding the most serious of violence related offences: murder and manslaughter. These are: common assault and battery assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH) unlawful wounding or
