Can the Japanese embassie (UK) really check your background when applying for a working holiday visa?
455579
If you aren't honest, and they check, you can be banned from receiving a visa *ever*, as well as having that information passed to other embasseys (not only the criminal part of it, but your lie).
462438
Well if you request a copy of the record from the company that did the background report,you will find that it contains the F.B.I header in it somewhere.You will also find at the top of the page "It is illegal for a company to deny you employment because of any information contained in this report"(However it doesn't apply to certain Government jobs)So ,therefore the report which is comes from a"government" agengy but,is collected by an independant firm says that if you are denied employment you can sue.
872101
Check the visa. It should tell you if you are allowed to work or not.
695263
I think you'd better check with the American Embassy to be 100% sure. Police cautions are on record so don't try to hide it as it's possible you could get found out (and deported pronto).\n\nTheir website is http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_new/vis...\n\nFor operator assistance - Call 09042-450-100 Monday through Friday, between 8.00 am and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, between 09.00 am and 4.00 pm. Calls to this line are charged at £1.20/min from BT landlines; some mobile and network providers may charge more.
349568
http://www.altavista.com/web/results?itag=ody&q=self+background+check+&kgs=1&kls=0
62063
You need a work Visa.
14890
First off, if you have a criminal record or an education less than a University degree, then forget about working legally in the USA. The Immigration rules will use your degree heavily as your qualifications to receive a visa. The criminal record problem is not difficult to understand.\n\nOnce you have a job offer, and knowing you are not a US citizen, you and your potential employer should consult with an immigration lawyer to review your situation, job offer and personal requirements to get a work visa in the USA. \n\nThe lawyer route is not cheap, but if your case is strong they will work with you prepare all the paperwork to present a case that will best get your work visa approved given the Immigration laws at current. \n\nOne thing to note: never, NEVER think you or your employer can do this by yourself. If the USA Immigration Services deny your work visa then it will be next to impossible to reapply ever again. A black mark on your passport and travel profile will even make it hard for you to travel to the USA even on a vacation.
401835
It depends............If you have a degree from a third world country, it's hard to verify.  If your degree is from the US most likely yes.  A lot of third world people lie about degrees (BS, MS, PhD) and US companies don't check.  Just as another person posted. They only worry if you can work overtime, holidays, etc....  Plus they can pay them less.  They do check your background on criminal and credit check.  it's easy to do that.\nStay blessed\n\nTy
1080596
I have some gaps in my work history.  They aren't questioned.  If they do question, just say you were working outside of your profession, SAHM, federal prison, etc.
601316
Yes they do put you on background check based on your name etc ( if it matched some suspect name ) . this can take anywhere between 2 weeks to 6 months . once it goes for background check you can't do anything but wait . \nDo one thing don't buy return ticket and buy it when you get the visa stamped . That way you will reduce the risk of losing the money on air tickets .
915173
I don't think so, unless they want to work in the UK. I know that restrictions have been placed on the right to work here for Romanians and Bulgarians. Check the Home Office website, they may have some info that will help.
1053975
Which country are you talking about?  And if you talk about the U.S. or U.K. ... no, you won't get employment authorisation while your papers are being processed ... you have to wait and see IF you have been successful ....
513561
Yes, you can work. When this happened to us we got an appointment and they put a stamp in our passport that says "processed for I-551. Temporary evidence of lawful admission for permanent residence. Employment Authorized". Also you are supposed to receive a letter that stated that your case is being reviewed. We even used this stamp and letter to travel outside of the US. Just make sure you get an appointment with your local office. We had to go twice to sort this thing out! Good luck!
595143
depends on the visa you have know, and how long you have been in the UK under a visa classification that would permit you to apply for indefinate leave to remain.
36623
Probably, but look here first:\n\nhttp://www.bulgarianembassy.org.uk/visa/General%20Visa%20Information%20for%20BG.htm
789570
Hey thats no point for a rejection.If you have all the genuine papers ,embassy makes wise decisions.If they reject they have a strong reason.Dont worry & be confident.Cheers
813898
if I am not mistaken... You need to actually have landed a job there before you can apply for a visa or work permit.  The company has to sponsor you.