CRB Disclosure Form Help
CRB Disclosure Form Help
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AL...Ease

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2,679 posts

247 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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Afternoon everyone, I've been asked to fill a Disclosure form in for my new job, but I wondered if anyone can help me...

Where it asks me to put my address, it is my parents' house, but I've lived at two other addresses in the past 5 years due to being at university. Do they want me to fill another sheet of A4 with the dates of every time I moved?

Parents' house
Halls
Parents' house
Uni house
Parents' house
Uni House
Parents' house

A bit long-winded I think, should I just put my parents house and leave it at that?

mouk786

1,263 posts

226 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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Not every time you moved but would be useful to put all 3 addresses if possible

When I did it, I think it allowed for more than 1 address......?

Did you get a guidance sheet with the form?

satchbot

4,330 posts

238 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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If it wants all the addresses you have lived at in the past five years then list them all. Put the dates next to the address. Might be easiest to say that you were at uni from date - date living at x address and returned to parents at holiday times.

Owain

1,632 posts

226 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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AL...Ease said:
Afternoon everyone, I've been asked to fill a Disclosure form in for my new job, but I wondered if anyone can help me...

Where it asks me to put my address, it is my parents' house, but I've lived at two other addresses in the past 5 years due to being at university. Do they want me to fill another sheet of A4 with the dates of every time I moved?

Parents' house
Halls
Parents' house
Uni house
Parents' house
Uni House
Parents' house

A bit long-winded I think, should I just put my parents house and leave it at that?
Put your parents house down first, with however long you've lived there

Underneath just put the halls address and the uni house, and put something like term time 1 sep 07-1 jul 08. and same for the other?
Might be the easiest way to do it

The Black Duke

1,642 posts

222 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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I think you should be okay with your parents house. Where were you registered to vote?

AL...Ease

Original Poster:

2,679 posts

247 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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I didn't keep all of my bills at my parents' house, or I probably would.

The form gives space for one extra address and only space for a 'date to' and 'date from' for each address, meaning I'd have to list each address for each period that I lived there.

Owain said:
Put your parents house down first, with however long you've lived there

Underneath just put the halls address and the uni house, and put something like term time 1 sep 07-1 jul 08. and same for the other?
Might be the easiest way to do it
You're probably right there, the advice sheet doesn't really give you any advice, just points out the blindingly obvious. It also says that address irregularities are the most common reason for rejecting an application.

AL...Ease

Original Poster:

2,679 posts

247 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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The Black Duke said:
I think you should be okay with your parents house. Where were you registered to vote?
I was registered to vote at my parents' house all the time.

elster

17,517 posts

239 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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AL...Ease said:
I didn't keep all of my bills at my parents' house, or I probably would.

The form gives space for one extra address and only space for a 'date to' and 'date from' for each address, meaning I'd have to list each address for each period that I lived there.

Owain said:
Put your parents house down first, with however long you've lived there

Underneath just put the halls address and the uni house, and put something like term time 1 sep 07-1 jul 08. and same for the other?
Might be the easiest way to do it
You're probably right there, the advice sheet doesn't really give you any advice, just points out the blindingly obvious. It also says that address irregularities are the most common reason for rejecting an application.
Yes, thats the one. You don't want to miss out on anywhere you have lived.

The Black Duke

1,642 posts

222 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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AL...Ease said:
The Black Duke said:
I think you should be okay with your parents house. Where were you registered to vote?
I was registered to vote at my parents' house all the time.
I would put down your parents house then if I were you. It will save any ambiguity arising as they may not find you in your temporary residences unless you have been in trouble with the Police.


edited to add something about Police

Edited by The Black Duke on Sunday 18th January 14:14

satchbot

4,330 posts

238 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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Needs to be ALL addresses lived at no matter how short the length of time.

The Black Duke

1,642 posts

222 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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satchbot said:
Needs to be ALL addresses lived at no matter how short the length of time.
I just put down my main address. If I put all the places I stay for weeks on end then I wouldn't have enough paper. As a general rule if you pay the utilities etc put the address down if you don't ie Halls or Hotel, temporay lodgings, don't bother.