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@legalfalcon I know I'll need a formal equivalency check for matching the offence in New Zealand to its counterpart in Canada. For now, I read the legislation on my own and this is what I found that closely matches the nature of charges and their description in both the acts - For most...

@mk11s ; @legalfalcon I am now confused about the time I need to wait after the sentencing because @mk11s was advising that it is 5 years (See: I think for you to be considered as deemed rehabilited, 5 years will be counted from the date when you complete the sentence/pay the fine). However...

@legalfalcon Thank you for your detailed response. I really appreciate that. Thanks. I am not planning to flee the case but rather go back and get sentenced for it. There are 3 charges from the same incident because 3 people were injured in that road accident. All 3 same - same date and...

@legalfalcon is busy. No response from him. :( @mk11s I will not answer 'No', I will answer 'Yes' but will I be on the right side of law then is what I am concerned about. If I answer 'Yes' and they expect me to get sentencing done then, then I'll have to wait for another 5 years after the...

Another 3 years for me then! :( But I would really like to get a clear answer on this if non-sentencing of those convictions is going to be a problem after 10 years. A couple of things - 1. From what I have understood, you are required to submit PCC only for places where you have lived in the...

Yes I have and it does give the date of conviction and the charges But there is nothing under the column of 'date of sentencing' as there has been no sentencing. And it has no mention of the arrest warrant either. But the warrant is very much there as confirmed by an official at NZ immigration.

Hi I have tried get some help at a lot of places, but nothing. I am hoping to get some support from learned men and women here. I was convicted of Careless Driving causing injury in New Zealand in 2011 but, on medical grounds, had to leave NZ and return to my home country. So the sentencing...