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Skippy

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Post by Skippy » Fri Apr 03, 2009 7:32 pm
Probably not Jan, but it's more polite than what I would call most of them!
 
 

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Post by kallis3 » Fri Apr 03, 2009 7:38 pm
You have to be polite on here don't you?[:D]

One of my neighbours is a prison officer at a Young Offenders Institution and I believe they have to address their customers as 'Mr'.
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Post by Sealion » Mon Apr 20, 2009 7:00 pm
OP - If your clearance is for CTC only then they won't do a credit check. If it is for SC then they will, however this doesn't mean you will fail. What you must do is be totally honest - if you lie then you will be rejected. If you tell the truth & explain that you are taking steps to deal with your debt then you stand a good chance.
You may find they come back to you for more info - don't be worried they have a job to do. What they are looking for is why you got into debt - they would have concerns if, for example, it was for compulsive behaviour such as gambling, drugs etc, however again, if these are the causes & you have shown that you have dealt with this you would still be considered.
They are also looking for honesty & integrity so that you are not open to bribery, extortion or espionage.

You will probably get sent an extra form to complete, which is a financial form - again be honest as if you don't declare everything your credit check will show it.

You will only get your friends/family interviewed and very personal questions asked if you are requiring Developed Vetting, which is much heavier stuff, as Melanie rightly said!

Good luck :-)
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