goodcopbadcop wrote: » At this time no one can explain why he got one, but I am likely to believe it is due to having got a fairly good score.
goodcopbadcop wrote: » Well it makes sense thats why he got it. Last campaign it seemed that those who scored highest got vetting and medical first. So this time it seems the same thing is happening, only now they are making a quicker start on it so that people will be through the process and ready to start when the time comes. Dont take this at truth its just what I make of it all. You may still have scored well yourself,dont panic yet.
goodcopbadcop wrote: » Well it makes sense thats why he got it. Last campaign it seemed that those who scored highest got vetting and medical first. So this time it seems the same thing is happening, only now they are making a quicker start on it so that people will be through the process and ready to start when the time comes.
FootyFan24 wrote: » I read on the post somewhere that it can take up to 1 year to finish vetting if you aren't from N. Ireland. Well I am but my partner isn't. Will that influence the time it'll take to get the vetting finished?
MrsGeneHunt wrote: » Feck! No-one tell PYG she'll bust a gut!!!!!!!!:eek:
MrsGeneHunt wrote: » PapaYankeeGirl will C14s Jim - first out of the gate and first past the post ( or the gates of garnerville! ):D
MrsGeneHunt wrote: » There was a guy called Jim whowas in C13 and whizzed through the process - he acually went into Garnerville with C12 candidates. So there you have it, the legend of Jim!! Thats you that is!!!
dvc1976 wrote: » Hello all, I just want to say that I think this theory (about receiving vet. forms quickly after the AC means a high score) just can't be right. I left the AC almost certain that I'd performed badly - I went about one of the role plays from totally the wrong angle and felt like a right plonker in the situational interview -yet I recieved my vet. forms within two weeks and recieved my pass letter today. Also, in the last campaign everything flew really quickly after the AC. Medical and vetting both cleared within 8 weeks- subscribing to the theory of "speed=good" I figured I was in, but alas the "dear john" arrived at the begining of January. Last year I really put my life on hold for this, but this time around I'm just gonna relax and let things run their course - I suggest everyone else does the same. Best of luck !!
PapaYankeeGirl wrote: » Oh thanks I feel like a legend!!!!:D:D
carlty888 wrote: » Still, you may find that it's anyone scoring late 40's and above who are receiving the forms. Not necessarily good enough to get in, but not a bad score.
dvc1976 wrote: » Seems a bit of a waste of time/resources don't you think? Do you know the required score to get in or is it literally from the highest scoring applicant downwards until they reach their target numbers? Theoretically, if everyone performed badly at AC they would still have to take the top 440 wouldn't they?:D;)
MrFug wrote: » I'm just thankful I've gotten this far, which is an achievement in itself, but I agree with what your saying. We should keep our feet on the ground and not read too much into when we receive forms.