I've been convicted of a felony 33yrs ago and jobs now days really look at this. I need a job?

I've been convicted of a felony 33yrs ago and jobs now days really look at this. I need a job the last time I was in big trouble was over 25yrs ago Asked by forrealnow 15 months ago Similar questions: convicted felony 33yrs ago jobs days job Politics & Law > Law.

Similar questions: convicted felony 33yrs ago jobs days job.

You should contact a lawyer. In some states you can have convictions taken off your record after a certain amount of time. 25 years is certainly a long URL1 may be something you should look into.

If you can't get the convictions taken off, then be upfront about it to prospective employers, stressing that you've been a law-abiding citizen for 25 years and that you know better than anyone what happens when you're bad.

Nebraska is backwards and if it can keep blacks down and out their all for it....Thanks forrealnow 15 months ago .

Try for an expungement... These days a decent job gets hundreds of applicants.. Employers can be choosy...

3) You need to look at the laws in your state, and perhaps move someplace not so backwards. Wisconsin, for example, they can not hold a conviction against you unless it is somehow related to your work; additionally, real businesses limit the amount of time they go back to 7 - 10 years. The only place I have seen, that isn't a backwards state, where it matters if you have a cnviction of any kind at any time, are licensed professions, sexual registry cases and work around children.

Many states limit the time they can go back to 3, 7 or 10 years on a job application.

Convicted of nonpayment of taxes, (felony) served sentence 20 years ago, paid taxes. Can I now get a passport/gunpermit.

3) You need to look at the laws in your state, and perhaps move someplace not so backwards. Wisconsin, for example, they can not hold a conviction against you unless it is somehow related to your work; additionally, real businesses limit the amount of time they go back to 7 - 10 years. The only place I have seen, that isn't a backwards state, where it matters if you have a cnviction of any kind at any time, are licensed professions, sexual registry cases and work around children.

Many states limit the time they can go back to 3, 7 or 10 years on a job application. Schelli 64 months ago.

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