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Expungement in California can impact eligibility for becoming a CPA. Expunged records may not disqualify you, but its important to ensure all eligible convictions are expunged. Contact the California Board of Accountancy for specific concerns. Consider alternative careers like accounting roles not requiring CPA certification, IT, creative fields, or trades, which may have fewer background restrictions.Full Conversation
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Hi Juan! Could you please clarify what specific information or assistance you need regarding the document you provided? This will help me give you the most accurate information.
this is my record. i have schizoaffective my mental health court docs said i am expunged
Hi Juan! It looks like you have some entries that might need to be reviewed for expungement. Here are some things to consider:
- California Penal Code *.*: This allows for arrest relief under certain conditions.
- Early Dismissal from Probation: Your record shows early dismissal from probation, which can impact expungement eligibility.
Would you like assistance connecting with local lawyers to ensure your record is correctly expunged?
can i ever become a cpa in california with this record?
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In California, becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) requires passing the Uniform CPA Examination, meeting educational and experience requirements, and undergoing a background check. Certain criminal convictions can impact your eligibility, but expunged records may not automatically disqualify you.
Steps to Consider:
- Expungement: Ensure all eligible convictions are expunged.
- CPA Board: Contact the California Board of Accountancy to discuss specific concerns.
Would you like detailed guidance on the expungement process?
good career choices for him?
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Given Juan's situation and his history, here are some career choices to consider:
- Accounting: Even with a record, accounting positions that do not require CPA certification are still viable.
- Information Technology: Many IT roles focus on skills and certifications rather than background.
- Creative Fields: Graphic design, writing, or other creative roles where background checks are less stringent.
- Trades: Electrician, plumbing, or other skilled trades often have fewer background restrictions.
Would you like more specific information on any of these career paths?
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