Criminal record check for a cruise line through merchant marines?
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Again, any crime you committed as an adult will show up on a national criminal history, dismissed or not.   I know this as I have been on the job for 24 years.\n\nNow, as for if they hire you or not... That can only be answered by them.  Every entity has their own hiring policy.
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naval criminal investigative services  - check out the website http://www.ncis.navy.mil/
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Stand up to the warrents and try to trade the warrents in for Navy time. Negotiate.\n\n\nCLEAN RECORD?!?! NO! I have a friend in the Navy right now who would have went to prison for stealing a car and wrecking it while drunk. The judge said he could get out of jail time if he joined an armed foces... He chose the Navy.
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there are no questions are far as criminal convictions on the passport application. the final decision is up to the state department. if you have questions, this is the link to contact them at:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/passport/about/npic/npic_898.html\n\nas far as entering another country, check the foreign entry requirements with the country's embassy or consulate. some of them have restrictions on admitting those with a record.\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochures/brochures_1229.html
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If you are not a police officer, someone must sign a criminal background check form giving you permission to check their criminal history. It is not public record unless they are a sex offender.
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they have to have a clean criminal record in order to b a cop
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Your criminal convictions are a matter of public record and usually can be obtained at your states bureau of criminal apprehension.  There are also websites which provide an accurate accounting of criminal history. I've provided a link for one I have used in the past. Hope this helps you.
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You should contact your local police department if you believe an individual is connected to crime. I am not aware if civilians can just look up criminal records for individuals.\n\nYou'll probably want to look into companies that can do background checks. Google brings up many pages about background checks. Here is a link to a search.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=background+checks&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official
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Check the local newspapers. Call the local magistrate court and ask. It is public record.
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Whats an expatriate, a merchant marine?
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I should know this one off by heart but I have forgotten a lot of it. I think if I remember correctly that they must not have a major criminal record, you need to say that you will provide for them and make sure they have somewhere to stay, they dont extend their stay and they will conform to this countries laws etc.. I cant remember it all but like I have already told 2 other people asking similar thing why not just phone the embassy or if you are asian ask your leader of the your mosque, he will know. best wishes hope you sort things out.
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you can get a background check report from US search:\nhttp://www.ussearch.com
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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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Most licensing laws only automatically preclude people with felony convictions if the conviction is somehow directly related to the job for which you are requesting licensure.  Almost universally, you will have to disclose your criminal record on your licensure application and provide an explanation of the charges, outcomes and any restitution or punishment.  They will then most likely conduct a full criminal background check to make sure you told the truth.  The results of the background check and the information you provide on your application will then be reviewed by the licensing board to determine if they feel that your past criminal record would impact your ability to perform the duties of the license you're requesting.  Any decision they make will have to be made based on the policies and or laws that govern the license.  You can obtain a copy of the relevant policies and laws by contacting the licensing board and asking for a copy or by checking out their website.
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Ahh, the Good Ole Boy system at it's finest.  Going on here where I live.  Did a big story about some small rural departments hiring guys will felony drug arrest, aggravated assaults.  Smaller departments like that somehow can sometimes get away without doing background checks, don't know how, some loop hole I guess. \n\nI agree with the previous post, you're going to need proof of it, and any information you have.  Try contacting your state Bureau of Investigation office. (If you lived in Kansas, it would be called KBI, here in Tennesse it's TBI, etc.)  Can also contact the agency that certifies the officers.  Some states it's called POST(Police Officer's Standards & Training) or CJST(Criminal Justice Standards and Training).  They're the one's that can yank a cop's certification.
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I don't know if this is how you can, but I was wanting to know if my ex-husband had any, and I walked into a police station and asked for his driving record.  They charged me a fee and gave it to me.  (This has been several years ago, and this was in Missouri.)  You might try that.
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No, but you do have to be born in the U.S.. I'm not sure about having a previous criminal record, perhaps someone can chime in and advise.