Any idea?
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Time Required to get SC?
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Originally posted by adubya View Post3-6 months I reckon. Maybe a bit pessimistic with those estimates, my renewal only took a month at the start of the yr but that was only a renewal.
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Originally posted by BigTime View Post6 months is a conservative estimate as there's probably an Olympics backlog. I was told you also needed to have been resident for the last 5 years.
I am British but staying Scotland for past 6 years!Comment
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Mine took 6 weeks - permie at the time - mi colleague's took 5 months, cos he'd worked in CH for two years and needed loads of extra stuff like Police reports etc...
OP - r u Marty Wilson-Piper latterly of UK-OZ chime-tastic band The Church?Comment
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Originally posted by WilsonPiper72 View PostAny idea?
Catch 22 - No SC, No Contract - No Contract, No SC
I wonder if it is possible that I can apply for SC via my LTD Company? After all, as a Director I should really make sure my staff (I) are vetted in case G4S requires my services
Do you think I can get away with that excuse to get my SC?Comment
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Originally posted by BS1397 View PostCatch 22 - No SC, No Contract - No Contract, No SC
I wonder if it is possible that I can apply for SC via my LTD Company? After all, as a Director I should really make sure my staff (I) are vetted in case G4S requires my services
Do you think I can get away with that excuse to get my SC?Comment
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Why don't people bother to read the SC sticky in Business/Contracts section. All these questions have been covered in there.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWhy don't people bother to read the SC sticky in Business/Contracts section. All these questions have been covered in there.Comment
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