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PSNI Recruitment - Stage 3 - Vetting
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Autumn sunset wrote: »Hey all, jeeze these forms are in depth lol. Was just wondering, my boyfriend had a colourful past when he was younger, way before I met him, would that jeopardise my progression??
Possibly depending on the type of colourful. If it was linked to either side of the "divide" I'd say there's more of a possibility than if it was drunken stupidity.
If you've been dating him less than a year you won't have to dec!are it. However if it is longer then you will. If you don't disclose the info they won't be happy and you'll get nowhere. Like I said integrity and openesss are key here.0 -
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Possibly depending on the type of colourful. If it was linked to either side of the "divide" I'd say there's more of a possibility than if it was drunken stupidity.
If you've been dating him less than a year you won't have to dec!are it. However if it is longer then you will. If you don't disclose the info they won't be happy and you'll get nowhere. Like I said integrity and openesss are key here.
Thankfully he was just a bit of a bin lid during his late teens, so hopefully I'll be alright
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Right my lovelies! Had a few asking questions about these forms.
In my opinion I'd declare EVERYTHING!!!!!!!! Any traffic offences, warnings, cautions etc. PSNI are very big on transparency, integrity and accountability. Declare it all in my opinion. They WILL know and they're wanting to see what you fire down on the sheet.
Part 1 fill out everything. Part 2, anything that's supposed to be filled out by sponsors, ie section 2 on page 1, page 27, 28 and 29 leave blank, it's for the AC&V folk
Fill in EVERYTHING. Use NA in all sections so they know you haven't accidentally left it blank. Last thing you want is vetting hold up cos someone wasn't sure if it's supposed to be filled out or not.
Your photograph will be the one used on your ID card. If you've got a beard it needs to be trim and neat and you have to keep it, if you don't have one on your card, you can't grow one before GV. So much easier being a girl lol
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Autumn sunset wrote: »Battling through these rightly, but struggling to think of two people to give as chacacter references that fill the requirements
would a work colleague's partner be ok for one???
I used two work colleagues as they had known me for five years. As long as you don't use your actual employer, colleagues are an acceptable reference.
With regards to a colleagues partner, that should be fine as long as they are a professional person.0 -
yet another lurker wrote: »I used two work colleagues as they had known me for five years. As long as you don't use your actual employer, colleagues are an acceptable reference.
With regards to a colleagues partner, that should be fine as long as they are a professional person.
Thank you! You start doubting yourself with everything you write don't you?! 0 -
Autumn sunset wrote: »Battling through these rightly, but struggling to think of two people to give as chacacter references that fill the requirements would a work colleague's partner be ok for one???
Anyone who you trust and consider a responsible person. Two friends perhaps??0 -
Every single wordAutumn sunset wrote: »yet another lurker wrote: »I used two work colleagues as they had known me for five years. As long as you don't use your actual employer, colleagues are an acceptable reference.
With regards to a colleagues partner, that should be fine as long as they are a professional person.
Thank you! You start doubting yourself with everything you write don't you?!0 -
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That was in the Sponsor (PSNI) sectionSpace_Invader wrote: »Sent my forms away today and I've just recalled that I saw a section to enter driving licence number, passport number. Was that in the section for PSNI to fill in or for us? 0 -
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It's changed since your day Mopcoolhand50 wrote: »pardon my ignorance....could be a VERY silly question, or previously answered. The FIRST bloody question...im in both recruitment campaigns. how do I know which one they have sent the vetting forms and PCA date for? how do i know which UID to use? I feel like a right dummy here.
The cover letter that comes with the vetting papers has your UID number on it. I'd put both campaign numbers on the page.
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The vetting forms are plastic wrapped (and in an envelope) with a generic cover/instructions letter. The only details of the applicant are on the address label of the envelope.0 -
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