how do I prove no criminal record in us?
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Have a background check done
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The best way is through a bail bondman. They may not alert suspicion of the search. Criminal background checks are usually gotten from the cities, the people are from, and the local government will charge for the report.
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look up the corrections site for your state, it usually has records of current criminals for free. Michigan does, but I noticed colorado doesn't so It will depend on your state.
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call the bank. tell them you had no record of anything, see if they can give you some info on it.
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They don't run a criminal background check at the BMV when you go in to get an ID card. No, you won't be arrested.
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Use a screening service like Saferent.com, rental research or similiar service.  Basically look up background checks and go from there...
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Expunged: Go to a Lawyer and ask him if you qualify. Some offences you can not have it done.
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Depends on the extent of the background check and the reason for it.  Some background checks are legal, some have to be done with your permission UNLESS you have broken the law or are being investigated.  However, we are not authorized to do criminal background investigations without probable cause.\n\nCheck with an attorney in town.\n\nLet me reiterate.  I am Federal, not city, or state.  You can not do criminal backgrounds on your neighboors and friends.  D.C. monitors this, and you lose your NCIC certifications.
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Well the simple way would be to ask yourself. Have I commited any crimes?\nWell.......HAVE YOU? \nOtherwise you've got no woorries. Or you can call you your local police department and give them your SS# and drivers liscence # and wait on the line.
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Ask the court clerk to see them. If they haven't been sealed, they will be available for inspection.\n\nIf you mean online, it's unlikely you will find the entire record online without paying a fee.\n\nSearch on (your state, county) court and see what's available.
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A criminal record does not mean they have been to prison necessarily. It may not be there. Do a Google search on the name first, if no results hang out at your local donut shop and ask a nice policeman to check for you. Most will on the side if the answer is a yes or no that you are looking for. If you want written details then you need to do it legally.
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You can go to your state's "Secratary of State" website and check them out.  Also you can check with the Better Business Bureau and see if they have a record there.  What kind of business are you trying to check out and for what purpose?
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PUBLIC RECORDS is the key to your answer.\n\nHow much do they charge for records you can get for free, anyway?\n\n\nYou will not be doing anything illegal, however you may be spening money unwisely.  What will you do when they take your money adn send you a report that says they found nothing?
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First off, if you have a criminal record or an education less than a University degree, then forget about working legally in the USA. The Immigration rules will use your degree heavily as your qualifications to receive a visa. The criminal record problem is not difficult to understand.\n\nOnce you have a job offer, and knowing you are not a US citizen, you and your potential employer should consult with an immigration lawyer to review your situation, job offer and personal requirements to get a work visa in the USA. \n\nThe lawyer route is not cheap, but if your case is strong they will work with you prepare all the paperwork to present a case that will best get your work visa approved given the Immigration laws at current. \n\nOne thing to note: never, NEVER think you or your employer can do this by yourself. If the USA Immigration Services deny your work visa then it will be next to impossible to reapply ever again. A black mark on your passport and travel profile will even make it hard for you to travel to the USA even on a vacation.
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Hire a lawyer.\n\nIf your only issue is having your record expunged, you might contact the court that has jurisdiction and talk to the court clerk or district attorney's clerk.\n\nThey cannot give you legal advice, but they may help point you in the right direction.\n\nA petition is little more than a letter to the court making a request. But it must meet the requirements set by statute & the court regarding content.\n\nYou really should talk to a lawyer before you proceed since rules vary not only by state, but by court.
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Go to the court house.  In just about every state now you can look up your driving record on a kiosk in the records department.  \n\nThis will show any outstanding warrants without having to talk to a real person.
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Break into the records building...\n\nActually there are ways to do background checks on people, businesses hiring do this all the time.  A little searching will probably turn up something, but don't expect it to be free.