How do you write an explanation letter that you are guilty?

Answer 1

You didn't say this was personal or legal so I'm taking it as a fact it's personal. Be wary of putting anything in print unless you are guilty. Think about the problem for a week before deciding to write. It's best to talk to the person rather than having it in writing.

Answer 2

smith.sue@Yahoo.com To Whom It May Concern: The things I value most are honesty, integrity and directness. Therefore, upon conducting a background check, you will find that I have felony convictions for theft in a business setting and a misdemeanor for disorderly conduct. From this experience I have grown and taken personal responsibility for my actions. I also hurt many people from my mistake and realize I can't change what is already done but I can make the best with what is left. I am very remorseful of my actions and feel it is not only important, it is necessary to continue making my restitution payments, to give back to the community through public speaking on the negative affects that gambling can have and to donate crocheted items I make to shelters, churches and charities. I have made a terrible mistake, however, I would like to put it behind me and keep moving forward. I am looking for a second chance to reestablish myself in the community. I am eager to pursue this or other opportunities with your company. I believe my experience will allow me to contribute to the successful day-to-day running of your company. I can adapt to adversity and work assignments with minimal supervision. I am a reliable, team oriented professional who has a lot to offer your company. In addition, your company could be eligible for up to $9,000 in tax credits for hiring me. To guarantee that I will be an honest worker, I can be bonded up to $25,000 through the Fidelity Bonding Program. I will be happy to supply you with more information at your request. I look forward to the opportunity to further discuss my qualifications and address any questions you may have. Thank you for your consideration

Answer 3

A criminal conviction letter should fit the specific situation and criminal history. It should address the hiring manager, position applying for, and an explanation of convictions.