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NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED Complaint Resolution Model Procedure Policy reference no: DBS 153 Date of implementation: 09 December 2013 Policy Owner: Director for Operations (Disclosure) Policy Author:

How to fill out disclosure and barring service

How to fill out the disclosure and barring service:

1. Begin by visiting the official website of the disclosure and barring service.
2. Locate the application form on their website and carefully read any accompanying guidance or instructions.
3. Provide your personal details, such as your full name, date of birth, and current address.
4. Fill in any relevant information regarding your previous addresses, education, and employment history.
5. Be prepared to disclose any criminal convictions, cautions, reprimands, or warnings you may have received in the past, ensuring accurate details are provided.
6. Include information about any professional memberships or affiliations that may be relevant to the application.
7. If required, submit additional documents or evidence to support your application, such as character references.
8. Double-check all the information you have entered for accuracy and completeness.
9. Review the declaration section of the form, ensuring you understand and agree to the terms and conditions.
10. Finally, sign and date the form where indicated and submit it to the disclosure and barring service as per their instructions.

Who needs disclosure and barring service:

1. Individuals seeking employment in certain professions or roles that involve working with vulnerable groups, such as children or vulnerable adults, may require a disclosure and barring service check.
2. Organizations or employers in these sectors may also request potential employees to undergo a disclosure and barring service check as part of their recruitment process.
3. The disclosure and barring service is particularly relevant for occupations such as teachers, healthcare professionals, social workers, volunteers, and individuals working in care homes, schools, or other similar settings.

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What is disclosure and barring service?

Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) is a service in the UK that allows employers to check the criminal record of their employees or potential employees.

Who is required to file disclosure and barring service?

Certain employers in the UK, such as those working with children or vulnerable adults, are required to file disclosure and barring service.

How to fill out disclosure and barring service?

To fill out disclosure and barring service, employers can apply online through the official DBS website or use third-party services.

What is the purpose of disclosure and barring service?

The purpose of disclosure and barring service is to help employers make safer recruitment decisions and prevent unsuitable individuals from working with vulnerable groups.

What information must be reported on disclosure and barring service?

Disclosure and barring service reports include details of an individual's criminal record, if they have one, and information about whether they are barred from working with certain groups.