Minor in possession for 13 years in Texas?
I received an MIP for alcohol to 17 years in Texas. It was in the year 1990. I contacted the Court and JP asked if I was in my file now that I'm looking for work … who said "it should not be for me "…. it was not a no or a yes. I paid a fine, pleaded not guilty, and that's it. So my question is … is that on my record? I am willing to pay $ 50 for a background check online, but I'm not sure if they are credible.
Texas DPS? Cost $ 15 for a background check on yourself. Take a couple of weeks to send to Austin and make a profit. Closer to $ 50 if you go to one of these companies to help you do a background check. I agree, it Wishy washy answer sounds like, but never commit to 100% due to errors occur from time to time. But in general, I say like 99% of cases, records of minors (under 18) is sealed after the age of 18. It may take several months in reality. It is not canceled, Registration is still there, hidden, not mentioned in routine examinations. With good reasons, government investigators can search if necessary. Since it has been for nearly 20 years, is a bet that is well sealed and perhaps even disappeared. And since it was so long such a small thing, no company, even going to care. It's like a speeding ticket in years.