A person with criminal history can become a licensed in Texas, although it is not guaranteed. Before the Board denies a license based on a criminal...

A person with criminal history can become a licensed in Texas, although it is not guaranteed. Before TDLR denies a license based on a criminal...

Under Texas Occupations Code § 53.021(d)(1)(B)(i), a deferred adjudication can be considered a conviction if it is within 5 years of the ending of...

Yes. TREC will be able to see anything that was public information, including the original charging document (the indictment/information). This...

Under Texas Government Code § 2001.054(c-1), "the agency shall initiate the proceedings for revocation or other action not later than the 30th day...

Texas agencies will not consider expunged convictions and deferred adjudications, so if the incident was expunged, there will be no issue....

A felon can become a licensed in Texas, although it is not guaranteed. Before the Department denies a license based on a criminal background, they...

A licensing/certifying agency will not be able to review an expunged conviction, so if it is expunged, it should not cause you any issues getting...

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A felon can become a licensed in Texas, although it is not guaranteed. Before TDI denies a license based on a criminal background, they must...

A felon can become a licensed in Texas, although it is not guaranteed. Before TDI denies a license based on a criminal background, they must...