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  2. Request a basic DBS check - GOV.UK

    www.gov.uk/request-copy-criminal-record

    Apply for a basic Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check to get a copy of your criminal record. This is called ‘basic disclosure’. It costs £18. It’s available for people working in...

  3. Disclosure and Barring Service - GOV.UK

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    Go to the DBS online tracking service to check on the progress of an application. Tracking an application is much quicker online. The link to this service is available at the top of this...

  4. Track or view your DBS certificate - GOV.UK

    www.gov.uk/guidance/track-a-dbs-application

    You can use our online services to check the progress of basic, standard or enhanced checks or view your certificate.

  5. A guide to DBS checks - GOV.UK

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    DBS checks are carried out by the Disclosure and Barring Service, also known as DBS. A DBS check is a record of a person’s criminal convictions and cautions. This leaflet provides an...

  6. What is a DBS check? - Mind

    www.mind.org.uk/.../about-dbs-checks

    A DBS check is a way for employers check your criminal record, to help decide whether you are a suitable person to work for them. This includes deciding whether it is suitable for you to work with children or vulnerable adults. DBS stands for Disclosure and Barring Service.

  7. DBS CRSC - secure.crbonline.gov.uk

    secure.crbonline.gov.uk/crsc/check?execution=e1s1

    Please apply for a new DBS check to get the most up to date information. This means that the individual’s Certificate should not be relied upon as new information is now available and you...

  8. What shows up on a DBS check? - Mind

    www.mind.org.uk/.../what-will-show-up-on-a-dbs-check

    What shows up on a standard DBS check? A standard DBS check includes more information than a basic DBS check. It will include all unspent cautions and convictions, but also some spent ones. Some spent cautions and convictions are not included. These are known as protected or filtered offences.