Get Attestation Of Good Moral Character

This guide provides clear and supportive instructions for completing the Attestation Of Good Moral Character online. Whether you are an employee, contractor, or volunteer, understanding each section of the form is essential for ensuring compliance with the moral character requirements set forth by Florida Statutes.

Follow the steps to complete your Attestation of Good Moral Character online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Attestation Of Good Moral Character document and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Begin by entering your name in the section labeled ‘Employee/Applicant/Contractor/Volunteer Name’. This identifies you as the individual completing the form.
3. Locate the statement where you affirm your compliance with the moral character requirements. Ensure that you understand what is being attested to regarding your criminal record.
4. In the ‘Provider/Employer Name’ section, enter the name of the organization or entity for which you are completing this attestation.
5. Carefully read through the list of criminal offenses outlined in the form. Confirm that you have not been arrested or found guilty of any offenses listed, and note any that may apply to your circumstances.
6. Initial each statement in the acknowledgements section to confirm your understanding and compliance regarding your criminal record and the requirements for reporting any arrests or legal actions.
7. Select and sign one of the attestation statements at the bottom of the form based on your situation. Make sure to provide the date and your signature as required.
8. If applicable, attach any necessary documentation, such as an APD exemption letter, and ensure that all fields are completed accurately.
9. Once all sections have been filled out, review the entire document for any errors or omissions. Make sure your forms are complete before proceeding to save, download, print, or share your final document.

Complete your Attestation Of Good Moral Character online to meet your compliance requirements today.