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Pennsylvania Check Requisition Report
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Yes, pending charges will show up on background checks.
Criminal background checks will reveal felony and misdemeanor criminal convictions, any pending criminal cases, and any history of incarceration as an adult. Arrests pending prosecution may also be reported.
Covered employers may only consider convictions within the last seven years from date of disposition or release from confinement whichever is later, and may not consider non-convictions regardless of when they occurred.
Crash reports are available for purchase online at the Crash Report Request site. If you prefer to mail your request, the form below is single-sided and allows for the request information to be entered prior to printing.
All No Record and Record checks must be printed out at the requestor's computer. It may take up to two weeks for a status to be updated from a Request Under Review to a No Record or Record.
Investigative reports are not public information and therefore not accessible under the RTKL. Investigative reports may be available with a properly executed subpoena. Information on subpoena procedures at the Pennsylvania State Police. Criminal History Record Information is not obtainable under the RTKL.
Car accident reports are restricted to protect the privacy of the individuals involved. There is no long-term restriction on police accident reports for the individuals involved in the crash. You can request a copy of your car accident report through the Pennsylvania State Police.
Fill out the form SP7-0015, Application to Obtain Copy of Police Crash Report. You will need the date, time, and location of the accident, incident number, and other requested information. Include payment using a certified check or money order made payable to Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Accident reports are $22.
Summary offenses typically include minor convictions such as harassment, loitering, or disorderly conduct. Summary offenses are still considered criminal history, so they may show up on a Pennsylvania background check. Candidates should disclose these offenses if asked about criminal history on job applications.
