In the background check what will be in the results such as arrest, charges, probation, status or is the charge still pending.. etc Will the background/criminal check when the airline company pulls it, will it show all details or just that you been arrested and the charge.
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Usually when a background check is done, it is done to protect the airline, it's employees and it's passengers against any possible criminal or terroristic behavior. What is revealed is everything in your life from conception to today, your family, friends, neighbors, associates,  education, and any other relevant information that the airline deems as asuch.
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They basically do a background check on you to see what crimes you have committed and yes your credit...sounds like you have nothing to worry about though
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You won't go to jail.  Most likely they will sentence you with a fine and community service.  If you are a minor, your record will be sealed.  If not, it will look bad in a background check, but shoplifting is not a huge crime, so if that is all that is on your record, you can probably still find a good job.\n\nWould've been less costly to just pay for it, huh?
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Dude, what name is going to be on the Canadian license? It's just a picture ID. They run your name through the system, and your name is what has tickets attached, not a piece of plastic. They'll haul you straight to jail, impound your car, pull your U.S. license, and then you'll get to pay for it all.
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you can get a background check report from US search:\nhttp://www.ussearch.com
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The school will do a criminal background check on you.  All you have to do is be %100 honest on your application-- I'm pretty sure they will find something if it is there.
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It will depend on\n\n1.  The judge of the court where the sentence was issued\n\n2.  How long it has been, they will want to see enough time passed.  Not just months but years\n\n3.  They will want to see you prove you have not had any more bad checks for a long period of time\n\n4,  Also if you can show you have gotten more education, worked steady, did something with your life it all helps
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What's showing on the background check?  If it's the felony arrest (obviously, it shouldn't be the conviction), then you're basically stuck with it.  You can petition the court to have even the arrest removed from your record, but I think it's pretty unlikely.  \n\nIf, for some reason, there's a conviction listed on your background, I'd find out who the company is that provided that information to the apartment management, and contact that company.  You need to find out the source of the information they used to develop that report.
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I'm a juvenile public defender and I've been told that your juvenile record will appear on a federal Livescan background check, even if the juvenile record is sealed.  It should not appear on other types of background checks. If you are applying for a job that requires Livescan, I would recommend disclosing your misdemeanor with an explanation.  \n\nIf the application only asks regarding convictions, juvenile charges are not considered "convictions" under the law in California.
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Actually the answer to your question is yes and no.....\nWhen the initial paperwork is issued for an inmate that wants to receive visits....all personal information is ran through the state and federal government to see if the person who will visit has any felony charges..past or present.....\nOnce the paperwork has been completed by the institution and a paper is sent to you letting you know whter or not you are able to visit another background check will not be completed ...unless the prison deems it necessary...normally if all rules and regualtions are followed during the visitation...you will not have to worry about the officers at the institute bothering you....or any further paperwork that will have to be completed....\n\nSo basically, no the prison will not check after the initial paperwork to see if you have a warrant for your arrest....
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great question...I'd like to know more too...\n\nwhat I do know is that everything will show up, such as traffic tickets...as long as you've had them taken care of, it won't be a problem.\n\nAlso, it depends on what level of a clearance you're going for.  Right now I'm working on my EPSQ 86...tough, but not top level, so I'm not worried...\n\nThey're looking for red flags --- bankruptcy, felonies, big things, ...\n\nthey also look at credit...but again, depends on the clearance --- you should be fine.\n\nWhat are you going for, where? when? etc??\n\nIM at koznut@yahoo.com or email me!  :-)
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That information MAY show up on a background check.\n\nIt depends on where you are applying for work (not the state you live in). There are only 10 states that do not allow employers to ask about arrests. In Oregon, we have several employers who routinely demand a "police contact sheet" of all hires. This includes every time your name was on a police report - whether you did anything or not.  Since you were arrested - it can show up. \n\nEven if you went through a diversion program or met other requirements that would get rid of the conviction - it does not automatically disappear. You still have to get it expunged.  How you do that varies by state. Check with your local county court for more information. \n\nNote to others reading this - even Juvenile records are not automatically sealed.  There is a process that you have to go through and request they be sealed (in most states). \n\nAlso the law is what the state you are applying for work in says it is. If you have crimes in NY (that NY says can't be looked at after X years) and you apply for a job in Oregon, that job can and will consider those crimes anyway.
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Also, many websites have background checks for around 10 dollars a search. It will give you a complete background history on anyone if you have their social security number.
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Flight papers are required to be kept on file for 90 days. Although I am not positive, I would assume the same is true for the passenger manifest in case any customer service inquiries are made after the flight.\n\nGate assignments (or terminals) are not kept on file by the airline, but the same flight number usually goes to the same gate every day.
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Border Patrol keeps records of everyone who has been deported within the past 12 months.  They can tell you over the phone if this person has been deported and at which port of entry.  As for finding out their immigration status, you will need their full name and birth date and possibly their country of birth.  Status is a very difficult thing to find out.  It is also difficult to find out if a person is being held in a deportation center awaiting a hearing.
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I know from reviewing people's criminal records as part of my job...sometimes you get the charge and the conviction, because often what the person was charged with is different than what they were convicted of.  So, it is possible that the charge will show up on your criminal records with "pending" as the disposition or something like that.  It is also possible that because the charge is recent, it hasn't "caught up" with you yet, so you might get lucky.  Your best bet is to notify your employer that the charge might show up just so that you look like you are trying to be honest.