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How would you write a statement about a old felony conviction for an employer who wants to hire you but you don't know were to start?
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∙ 8y ago
It depends on the purpose for this statement and whether you could bear any legal risks in writing this "statement". You might want to consult your lawyer FIRST, before putting anything in writing. In fact, I'm not sure your prospective employer has any right to even ask you to write such a statement. Ask your attorney or parole officer, just to be sure.
IF you decide to go ahead and write it, ask the prospective employer what he/she wants you to include. Offer no other information. Do not add in a bunch of details; it really is not anyone's business after you served your sentence.
Keep it short, simple.
Dear Mr. (last name),
On (date), I was convicted of (the name of the legal charge - you do not need to list the "degree" of the charge). I was sentenced to (number) years / months. I have completed my sentence and all tasks I was required to do as part of my sentencing and release.
Thank you for considering me for employment,
(Signed your full legal name)
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