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[Mr.Smile12]

I don't understand from your description how this would be documented as a criminal charge.

I would contact Certiphi. I would consider getting your own background check. If you get accepted, you'll also get a chance to review the information, but if you are worried it will show up, you might as well see if that is true.

 

[Mr.Smile12]

I'm not saying it would show up as a criminal charge. Rather, it simply shows up as an "Occurrence - No Charges/Arrests". From what I understood after contacting Certiphi, they simply display what is given to them. So, I'm pretty sure these incidents could show up as non-charge/arrest incidents. If so, do you think they could have an impact post-acceptance?

That's the way it shows up on a Certiphi report? Where are you seeing this?

 

[Mr.Smile12]

Just mention something happened but it didn't result in any charges. That's pretty much what it says, and I would be hard-pressed to think that citation is disqualifying as written. I'm not a lawyer, but there's nothing there.

It's like one is charged in being involved in a peaceful protest, but your charges of disturbing the peace were dropped before prosecution.

Basically, report what appears. Don't make this into a surprise nothingburger.

 

[Med Ed]

No arrest, no detainment, no charge, no conviction, no problem.