84 Articles1. About criminal records →
- Which cautions and convictions will be removed from a standard or enhanced DBS? – A brief guide
- Criminal records that don’t show (stay) on standard and enhanced DBS checks (filtering and protected cautions and convictions)
- Single Justice Procedure Notice (SJPN)
- Extended sentences
- GDPR and data protection – Guidance for individuals
- Implications of accepting a police caution
- Serious Crime Prevention Order (SCPO)
- Applying to a court to end a court order
- Organisations that have access to the Police National Computer (PNC)
- Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO)
- Sexual Risk Order (SRO)
- Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO)
- Restraining orders
- DVLA records of driving offences and how they’re shared
- Spent and unspent convictions – when you might have to disclose them
85 Articles2. Work and volunteering →
- Applying for an anonymity order when bringing a claim against an employer
- ‘Do I need to disclose my criminal record?’ tool
- Ban the Box employers
- Finding a job from the hidden job market
- Making a claim for wrongful dismissal
- Leading charities with conviction – Guidance for individuals on changes to the rules on being a trustee or senior manager of a charity with a criminal record
- Applying for a licence to become a taxi driver
- Disclosure and Barring Service – An overview
- Information: Becoming a police officer
- Spent and unspent convictions and employment law
- Applying for work through a recruitment agency
- Explaining gaps in your CV as a result of a criminal record
- A-Z of job roles and their eligibility for basic, standard and enhanced criminal record checks
- Types of criminal record checks
- Challenging an ineligible DBS check
3 Articles3. Self-employment/business →
4 Articles4. Education →
21 Articles5. Insurance, banking and finance →
- Disclosing unspent convictions to existing insurers
- Criminal records and credit ratings
- Funding Opportunities
- Site re-structure – Please read
- Motoring convictions and the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act
- Pensions
- Insurance and convictions – A simple guide
- Insurance and convictions – A detailed guide
- List of insurance brokers
- List of motor insurers
- Guidance for insurers
- Basic bank accounts
- Getting a mortgage
- Changes to insurance disclosure (from April 2013)
- Identification (ID) for opening a bank account
29 Articles6. Travel →
- Settled status: what you need to know if you are an EU citizen and have a criminal record
- Travelling to Russia
- Identifying whether your offence is a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMT)
- Travelling to India
- Deportation due to a criminal record
- EU nationals coming to and staying in the UK
- Travelling to China
- Travelling to the US – Do I need a visa?
- Travelling to Japan
- Applying for leave to remain in the UK
- Information contained on UK passports
- Travelling to the US – Travelling without a visa
- Site re-structure – Please read
- Travelling to the US – Will I get a visa?
- Travelling to US – Applying for a visa
10 Articles7. Housing →
19 Articles8. Criminal justice system →
- Covid-19 (coronavirus) – Key information for people with criminal records
- Supervision in the community (after release from prison and on probation or community order)
- Criminal legal aid / contributions to legal aid
- Site re-structure – Please read
- Community order
- Going to court
- Education in prison
- Victim surcharge
- Getting copies of court transcripts
- Disclosure of previous convictions in court proceedings
- Getting property back from the police
- MAPPA
- Changing probation officer
- Changing probation area
- Complaints about probation
14 Articles9. Other areas of life →
- Telling a partner, family member or friend about your criminal record
- Subject access request (SAR) – General information
- Information: Relationships, children and dealing with social services
- Site re-structure – Please read
- Improving your mental health
- Going on a game show with a criminal record
- The ‘google effect’, internet search results and the right to be forgotten
- Shotgun and firearms licence
- Compensation as a victim of crime
- Reporting of criminal records in the media
- Sources of legal advice
- Counselling
- Sources of identification
- Changing your name
