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If you’ve ever been convicted of drunk driving – or, for that matter, if you’ve ever been arrested for drunk driving (even if you weren’t convicted) – it’ll show up on your criminal record. That means it’ll also show up on a background check. Here’s what you need to know.
Will a Drunk Driving Conviction Show Up On a Background Check?
If you’re like many people, you’d like to join the Army – after all, who wouldn’t want benefits and a steady paycheck?
But what if you have a criminal record? Will they even let you in?
This guide explains.
You may be able to join the U.S. Army with a criminal record – but whether they’ll let you in depends on several factors. First, the severity of the crime
If you’re like many people, you’ve made some mistakes in the past – but fortunately, with criminal record sealing, you may be able to get the fresh start you deserve. Though not all offenses qualify for criminal record sealing, many do. But can you seal just part of your criminal record? This guide explains.
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