Unspent criminal convictions yes or no

Both your convictions will definitely be on your CRB check. Although a Referral Order is spent as soon as it's successfully completed the conviction remains on your record for life. Your YOT worker should have explained this to you - but some of them are planks!!!

The purpose of it being 'spent' is that for some jobs you can quite correctly tick the box that says you haven't got any convictions.

How long do criminal records last on dbs

BUT this depends on what type of job or college course you go for. Anything that involves work with children or vulnerable adults will definitely require you to declare any conviction, spent or otherwise.

Basically, if a job or college application says that you must declare your convictions then do it.

Incidentally, no college or company can legally check your record without your consent.

What is an unspent conviction

That's why you have to sign a separate consent giving permission for them to run the check if applying for jobs such as nurse, teacher, social worker, etc. or college/Uni courses that lead to that type of job.

As for the unspent conviction, well, I'm afraid you're stuck with declaring that on every