Criminal convictions are not an automatic bar to employment, and all relevant circumstances will be considered, including (a) the nature and gravity of the offense, (b) the time that has passed, (c) the relevance to the job, (d) evidence of rehabilitation, and (e) truthful disclosure of offense. You will be offered a chance to explain or challenge any convictions disclosed or discovered through a background check. You are not required to disclose any convictions which have been sealed, expunged, annulled, or pardoned. You are not required to disclose juvenile court convictions or delinquency. You may not be required to answer this question if you are applying in certain states or cities, such as the following:
You are not required to answer this question and you may skip this page, if you reside in, or are applying for a position in one of the following locations: Hawaii; Maryland; Massachusetts, Minnesota; New Jersey; Utah
You are not required to answer this question and you may skip this page, until after you have been interviewed and been identified as an otherwise qualified applicant, if you reside in, or are applying for employment in, one of the following cities or states: Oregon; Illinois; Connecticut; Vermont; Memphis, TN; San Francisco, CA; Baltimore, MD; Columbia, MO; Buffalo, NY; New York, NY; Rochester, NY; Philadelphia, PA; Rhode Island; Austin, TX; Seattle, WA;
You are only required to disclose convictions which occurred, or for which you have released from incarceration, during the applicable period of time: District of Columbia (10 years), Washington (10 years), San Francisco (7 years).
If you reside in, or are applying for a position in Colorado, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Washington, you are only required to disclose convictions for crimes related to the job for which you are applying.
Please list all felony and misdemeanor convictions with date, unless excepted from such disclosure by law or as described above, and state any relevant circumstances: