Any legal anons?

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Bumpan - I'll just dial it back and ask if I can get a government job after having something expunged. Does anything show up?

>>18526989
>Does anything show up?

It depends on what method they use for the background check. While your official criminal record may be sealed, if a simple Google search reports an old article about the crime you're going to be found out. 95% of the "job" a useless HR woman does is Googling names and reading Goybook posts.

You'll likely need to disclose for any government job, or anything with a proper security background check, but that's why there is that little line under the checkbox where you can write "minor charge, expunged."

If it was years ago, prior to military service (which gives major, major points for being able to follow orders...) and it wasn't a major felony, they literally do not give a shit unless you try to hide it. That includes even applying for security clearance. A minor drug charge means all of dick and shit, but lying about it is serious. It's not the crime, it's the coverup.

>>18527398
So, even with the expunction, if I were to apply as a keyboard jockey at the nsa, just go ahead and say "yes, I did the stupid thing, but it was expunged?"

>>18527706
Double so if you're going for a position with a security clearance, yes. Hide nothing. They know what you did already before they even ask anyway. It's a test of your honesty, not a judgement of your past.