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Does an offence committed 25 years ago stop me going to the USA on holiday? LocalSolicitors.com

Does an offence committed 25 years ago stop me going to the USA on holiday?

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I am assuming that the fine was imposed by a court and that you weren't given a penalty notice. The requirement to disclose convictions when requested in a job application is regulated by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. When the only punishment imposed is a fine, the period during which the conviction must be disclosed is 1 year (or 6 months if you were under 18). However, some jobs are exempted from the Act and it should state on the application as to whether this applies to the job you wish to apply for. The type of job usually exempted range from police officer to care worker. For these jobs the potential employer would check your record with the DBS. If the fine was the result of a penalty notice, this does not require an admission of guilt and therefore is not disclosable. The short answer is that unless the job you're applying for is exempted, you don't need to disclose it.

I have been caught shoplifting in 2014 and charged with a fine. Is it considered as a criminal offence that I need to disclose?

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Does an offence committed 25 years ago stop me going to the USA on holiday?

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