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    Shoplifting in primark

    One of my friends shoplifting from primark and he getletters from rlp however he has pay the penalty now he isapplying from post work visa so this letter affects him invisa processing or anyone who has done this mistakeand get there post work visa ??? No police was call and he is a international student

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    Hi THUU

    Welcome to LB

    He shouldn't of paid the invoice, what RLP has sent is a speculative invoice without a 'breakdown' of actual costs. Any actual costs are built into Primarks business Model. Primark got the stock back, there was no loss.

    To the best of my knowledge, it shouldn't effect his visa, the police weren't called.

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      Okay are sure it’s not affect his visa??

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Thuu View Post
        Okay are sure it’s not affect his visa??
        Fairly sure, but in any case, if it does effect his Visa, it's something he will have to deal with, if and when it happens.

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