Standard Disclosure Scotland

If you're applying for a job or volunteering position in Scotland that involves working with vulnerable people or handling sensitive information, you may be required to undergo a Standard Disclosure Scotland check.

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Scotland Standard Disclosure

Standard disclosure for Scotland

Scotland Standard Disclosure

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£38

*Per check

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What is a Standard Disclosure Scotland check?

A Standard Disclosure Scotland check is a criminal record check issued by Disclosure Scotland that reveals an individual's whole criminal record, such as spent and unspent offences, caution, warning, and suspensions.

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Why do you need a Standard Disclosure Scotland check?

To assess the suitability of employees or contractors who will be working in sensitive roles or with vulnerable people.

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What does a Standard Disclosure Scotland check show?

All convictions, including spent and unspent, as well as any cautions, warnings, or reprimands an individual may have received.

Est. Turnaround Time

Around 14 days

Pricing

A standard disclosure check costs £38.

What you need to start

  • Personal details: name, date of birth, and current address.
  • Address history: previous addresses for the last 5 years.
  • Identification documents: 2 identification documents, such as a passport or driving licence.
  • Payment details: a credit or debit card to pay the fee.

How To Apply

You can apply online, via a paper application form, or through a registered body such as Complygate.

Employers must conduct a Standard Disclosure Scotland check before hiring candidates for certain positions.

Ensure the safety of your workplace by conducting the necessary checks today. Click here to begin.

*It's important to note that while most convictions will be disclosed in a Standard Disclosure check, some types of offences may be filtered out if they are considered minor or do not pose a risk to the role.

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