Application for what? Commercial Driver's License - job application - security clearance - what? How is the application worded? Does it ask you to list ALL arrests and/orconvictions? If so, you'd probably better. If you don't, and they find out later - all the worse for you.
no. Its not on your record after 20 years. You could go get another DUI and it would be considered your first.
Yes, the law states you muct put every offense involving the law on your job application even if it was 60 years ago.
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i lived in Florida for 7 years it turns out you are not allowed to or the cops will get you it depends on what kind of!
it should not I'm sure you paid for your mistake like me and many others are
A DUI conviction on your DMV driving record NEVER goes away. Your driving record is a compilatioon of your entire driving history. To be safe you should include it. If it is 20 years old and you haven't had any subsequent offenses it probably won't count against you after all this time, AND you may possibly get points for honesty from a future employer.
Well, personally i would put it down. Just make it VERY CLEAR that it was over a decade ago.
When filling out an application, it's important to be honest while also understanding the specific questions being asked. If the application asks about convictions, you can indicate that you have not been convicted. However, if it asks about arrests, you should disclose the DUI arrest, as it's typically considered part of your history. Always check the application guidelines and consider seeking legal advice if you're unsure how to proceed.
If you were arrested, convicted and sentenced, you had better. Especially If you are applying for a CDL, anywhere, you had better disclose it because they will check all interstate DMV records. In this day and age of computerized records you very seldom can get away with not disclosing the information. Best thing to do would be to ask the prospective employer if such information would be relevant. An old DUI arrest may not be of any interest to them for whatever job you're seeking.
If you have been convicted of a DUI, you are required in most cases to file a SR22 form with your insurance company. This will put you in a high risk category. At the time of your insurance renewal the company can increase your rate or terminate your policy.
Assuming this is on an application form... the logical answer would be 'As soon as I am required to do so.'
Put it this way: If you get pulled over after smokin a blunt (or whatever you prefer) then you just bought yourself a DUI