NAIMMCQ California Private Security Services Act If an applicant for a PPO license was convicted in the past of the misdemeanor crime but later he/she got that conviction expunged from his/her criminal record and the guilty verdict was set aside must that conviction be reported to BSIS on his/her PPO application?

If an applicant for a PPO license was convicted in the past of the misdemeanor crime but later he/she got that conviction expunged from his/her criminal record and the guilty verdict was set aside must that conviction be reported to BSIS on his/her PPO application?

California Private Security Services Act

If an applicant for a PPO license was convicted in the past of the misdemeanor crime but later he/she got that conviction expunged from his/her criminal record and the guilty verdict was set aside must that conviction be reported to BSIS on his/her PPO application?

Answer: YES

NAIMMCQ

If an applicant for a PPO license was convicted in the past of the misdemeanor crime but later he/she got that conviction expunged from his/her criminal record and the guilty verdict was set aside must that conviction be reported to BSIS on his/her PPO application?

If an applicant for a PPO license was convicted in the past of the misdemeanor crime but later he/she got that conviction expunged from his/her criminal record and the guilty verdict was set aside must that conviction be reported to BSIS on his/her PPO application?

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