bankruptcy affects
Can a bankruptcy affect me during my background investigation in law enforcement?
I am filling for bankruptcy because of this huge hospital bill that I can not pay. Will the bankruptcy be an issue during my background investigation for the police?
“Princess Of God”? The Bankruptcy may not hurt your chances as much as the “Vanity” (excuse me if the is just the Biblical definition of your Name) Answer, a credit check is a standard part of a “Background Check”. Depending on “the Department” and the circumstances of your bankruptcy it may not be a factor. Departments that are “not short” of applicants may use this as a “early discriminator” during evaluation so you may not get an “oral interview” and therefore a chance to explain in person.
Other departments, usually smaller and with lower pay scales may not be as discriminating when it comes to credit. I know some people that had cars repossessed, credit card debt, prior garnishments, etc that still made it on with a department. Also, with sheriff’s departments, one can often get their “foot in the door” by applying for and becoming a “Jailer” or “Detention Officer’, lower pay and in some case less demanding hiring requirements (except criminal of course). Do a excellent job, do your time in the jail, and you may get a shot at the full academy and position as a full or Road Deputy!
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