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The Disclosure Application Form F0021441764 was received by the CRB on 08 May 2008. Its current progress is:
Stage 1 (Application Form received and validated): Completed on 13 May 2008
Stage 2 (Police National Computer searched): Completed on 14 May 2008
Stage 3 (POCA, POVA and List 99 searched, where applicable): Completed on 14 May 2008
Stage 4 (Records held by the Police search): In Progress
Stage 5 (Disclosure Printed): Not Started

how the hell does a taxi firm set a driver on?

My wife's and my own recent CRB's came back in less than 3 weeks..... why the difference

Time for return is dependent on how many times you have moved home,particularly if you have moved between areas covered by different constabularies.

My wife's and my own recent CRB's came back in less than 3 weeks..... why the difference

I once got a crb check through in 8 DAYS the last one took over 2 months and i had to drive for 6 weeks with an out of date badge

edders23 wrote:

I once got a crb check through in 8 DAYS the last one took over 2 months and i had to drive for 6 weeks with an out of date badge

Our LA allows existing licensed drivers to fully re-license, including the issue of a new badge & licence documentation, pending receipt of the enhanced CRB report by the council.

Another example of multi-standards within different licensing authorities up & down the country.

Now apply for a gun license & see if the procedure is different around the country.

Just goes to show how valuable our services are; rules to suit the individual rulers.

Now apply for a gun license & see if the procedure is different around the country.

Author:	wannabeeahack [ Mon Jun 02, 2008 2:47 pm ]
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how long...........? The Disclosure Application Form F0021441764 was received by the CRB on 08 May 2008. Its current progress is: Stage 1 (Application Form received and validated): Completed on 13 May 2008 Stage 2 (Police National Computer searched): Completed on 14 May 2008 Stage 3 (POCA, POVA and List 99 searched, where applicable): Completed on 14 May 2008 Stage 4 (Records held by the Police search): In Progress Stage 5 (Disclosure Printed): Not Started

Author:	GA [ Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:24 pm ]
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wannabeeahack wrote: how long...........? The Disclosure Application Form F0021441764 was received by the CRB on 08 May 2008. Its current progress is: Stage 1 (Application Form received and validated): Completed on 13 May 2008 Stage 2 (Police National Computer searched): Completed on 14 May 2008 Stage 3 (POCA, POVA and List 99 searched, where applicable): Completed on 14 May 2008 Stage 4 (Records held by the Police search): In Progress Stage 5 (Disclosure Printed): Not Started Stage 1 Automated Stage 2 Automated Stage 3 Automated Stage 4 Human involvement Stage 5 Automated Enhanced CRB checks can take up to 12 weeks. You may have a while to go yet. B. Lucky

Author:	wannabeeahack [ Mon Jun 02, 2008 5:44 pm ]
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how the hell does a taxi firm set a driver on? by the time the checks are done a prospective employee would have gone and got a job driving a van or 7.5t or in a warehouse, im all for the checks but the time taken seems excessive, ive also had to plump for the next theory+knowledge test or wait till the july session, im glad my vehicle is parked in a compound without PH insurance ticking away....

Author:	Sussex [ Mon Jun 02, 2008 5:51 pm ]
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wannabeeahack wrote: how the hell does a taxi firm set a driver on? They don't leave their old job until they get their license.

Author:	hopper [ Mon Jun 02, 2008 6:26 pm ]
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My wife's and my own recent CRB's came back in less than 3 weeks..... why the difference

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Author:	wannabeeahack [ Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:57 pm ]
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that section:- Stage 4 (Records held by the Police search): In Progress well when i handed the council my forms and the £245 i also went to the police station and paid £10 for a copy of all my police files which came back in 14 days...............................

Author:	wannabeeahack [ Fri Jun 06, 2008 3:44 pm ]
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i just realised, about 6 years ago i got a job with an ambulance service, they had a check come back in about 4 days i know cos they then sacked me......

Author:	Tom Thumb [ Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:41 pm ]
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If you are having troubles then approach your MP, CRB have to answer their queries very quickly. Time for return is dependent on how many times you have moved home,particularly if you have moved between areas covered by different constabularies. Now if there is another Mr Wannabbeahack born on the same day as you and he has a criminal record it could take a lifetime.

Author:	wannabeeahack [ Fri Jun 06, 2008 10:34 pm ]
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Tom Thumb wrote: Time for return is dependent on how many times you have moved home,particularly if you have moved between areas covered by different constabularies. and theres me thinking this 2008, not 1908, and computers link everything, as I say, my request for my full police records took about 10 days and cost £10, all records, convictions, court dates, etc.

Author:	edders23 [ Sat Jun 07, 2008 6:40 pm ]
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hopper wrote: My wife's and my own recent CRB's came back in less than 3 weeks..... why the difference Its all down to how innefficient or overworked your local police station is ours tends to take about 5 weeks to reply to crb enquiries part of your crb check is a local search and that is the bit which takes time I once got a crb check through in 8 DAYS the last one took over 2 months and i had to drive for 6 weeks with an out of date badge

Author:	wannabeeahack [ Sat Jul 19, 2008 4:15 pm ]
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just had the CRB arrive, its exactly the same as the print out from the police i had so long ago i cant recall the dates... the LA will have had their copy let the games commence...

Author:	Brummie Cabbie [ Sat Jul 19, 2008 5:25 pm ]
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edders23 wrote: I once got a crb check through in 8 DAYS the last one took over 2 months and i had to drive for 6 weeks with an out of date badge Our LA allows existing licensed drivers to fully re-license, including the issue of a new badge & licence documentation, pending receipt of the enhanced CRB report by the council. Another example of multi-standards within different licensing authorities up & down the country. Now apply for a gun license & see if the procedure is different around the country. Just goes to show how valuable our services are; rules to suit the individual rulers.

Author:	MR T [ Sat Jul 19, 2008 5:32 pm ]
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Brummie Cabbie wrote: edders23 wrote: I once got a crb check through in 8 DAYS the last one took over 2 months and i had to drive for 6 weeks with an out of date badge Our LA allows existing licensed drivers to fully re-license, including the issue of a new badge & licence documentation, pending receipt of the enhanced CRB report by the council. Another example of multi-standards within different licensing authorities up & down the country. Now apply for a gun license & see if the procedure is different around the country. Just goes to show how valuable our services are; rules to suit the individual rulers. Quote: Now apply for a gun license & see if the procedure is different around the country. The procedure is supposed to be the same.... but... just like hackney licensing it is down to the individual... some areas can take months and other areas a few weeks.....

Author:	wannabeeahack [ Sat Jul 19, 2008 5:50 pm ]
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just the granting of a badge, then the granting of an ops licence and the passing/acceptance of the vehicle now then piece of pee..... or i go get a strech limo....

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