Hello Can you please help me?

I was refused for UK Visa under paragraph 320 (7A).
You state at question 81 on visa application form that you do not have a criminal convictions in any country, However, records show that were cautioned in the UK 17.10.12. As a false statement have been made in relation to your application. it is refused under paragraph 320 (7a) of the immigration rules. You should note that because this entry clearance has refused under paragraph 320 (7a) of the immigration rules, any future application MAY also refused under paragraph 320 (7B). You have sought entry clearance to UK as a family visitor. However on 17.10.12 you were cautioned. I have considered the circumstances of your application including any compelling or compassionate reasons, which there are none, while list you have previously been issed a visa to the uk, you were cautioned on your last visit to the UK and have failed to disclose this on your intentions are as state. IN light of this, I am not satisfied that these reasons outweigh previous criminal activity and I am not prepared to use discretion in your favor. I am therefore refusing your application under paragraph 320 (18A) or S-EC2.5(a) of the immigration rules, Any future application may also fall be to be refused based on non-custodial sentences which appear on your criminal record within the preceding 12 month from the date of your conviction. I have therefore refused your application because I am not satisfied, on the balance of probabilities that meet all requirement of the relevant paragraph of the uk immigration rules.

SO this was answer from UKBA. Now I applied again, I contacted to police officer, he send me letter where is explanation about crime ..... Dear Sir/Madame,



This letter is in response to a request made by Mr ****** to provide details of a recent Police caution which I issued.

On 17/10/2012 I issued Mr Tornike Choniashvili with a simple Police caution for fraud by false representation under S2 of the fraud act. It was explained that the caution was a criminal conviction in the UK. However, Mr ****i did ask me whether it would affect his chances of receiving a visa to work in the UK.

I explained that given his previous good character and having had no previous contact with the police within the UK that I felt it unlikely that it would be a problem. I now suspect this has created some confusion as Mr **** has since contacted me explaining that he has been refused a visa as he did not declare the caution, believing it not to be a conviction. He has written to me and requested that I explain the circumstances which may have led to the omission.

I am under the impression that the omission by Mr Choniashvili was probably not helped, and partially caused, by my explanation of the simple caution and its ramifications to employment (ie: following a CRB check) and any subsequent application for a visa to enter/work in the UK.

I have not spoken to Mr ***** outside the course of the investigation and can provide copies of all emails which have been sent and received regarding this matter should they be required.

...... Also from my country * from police station I got letter that I never been arrested or have any crime in my country.. I am going to visit my wife... and I am applying for family visitor visa.. please can you tell me what kind of chance I have now if they will issue visa ?