Criminal Background Waiver
Wednesday, July 6th, 2011
My husband is in jail and we have our interview in a few weeks. I had no idea of his criminal background.?
I dont know what to do. I have been advised to just go to the interviewand explain the situation, but is there any kinda of waiver that I can file. Please help me...
We have an immigration interview.
Seriously if your hubby is in jail, when he should be in interview, I think he can kiss good bye his chance for citizenship/green card.Immigration will know he`s in jail thanks to the darn inter net connection technology of today.
criminal background waiver
House Session 2011-02-15 (21:27:05-22:30:48)
Will a court ordered medical stay for depression/suicidal show up in a "Secret" Background check?
It was a long time ago and I was told at the time that it wouldn't affect me in the future (I had even told some of the nurses I was planning on joining the military someday). Long story short, it was a one time event due to medicine I shouldn't have even been on. I'm already processing one med waiver for a shoulder problem so another would pretty much bar me from enlistment. I am going into the Air Guard and all the jobs I want require a "Secret" clearance. I think that it doesn't show up on a criminal background check from what I have been told, instead it would show up in medical records which are hard to obtain (even after you sign the paper that says they can view them). Soooo as long as the depression is NEVER again a problem (which it WON'T BE!) do you think I have a lil bit of hope on it passing?
YEP.
anything 'court ordered' will show up on a records check / security clearance investigation. You sign a waiver for them to request medical records too (no HIPPA violation) and they will correlate your social security number against insruance company records - so don't hide it, that won't go well for you. It is NOT hard to obtain your medical records - you signed a release! if you give them reason to check it, they WILL!
dude, you are toast! it is difficult to get any waiver, but for mental instability? won't happen. you're done. Checking your criminal record is only part of the gig. security clearances and such will do a public records check, which will include court orders on civil matters (like mental wards).
enjoy civilian life - or, just reword the question and ask it again and again and again and ..... maybe someone will tel lyou the answer you WANT to hear, but i'm giving you the answer the MEPS will give you or the security clearance people will....
