Do the background questions on the NIPR application differ from the background questions on the California application form?
Yes. California’s licensing application form requires disclosures pertaining to misdemeanor traffic convictions involving vehicle code violations, such as driving under the influence violations, driving without a license, reckless driving or driving on a suspended license and the NIPR and uniform non-resident applications currently do not require such disclosures for these particular types of criminal convictions. Important: When applying in California, these types of criminal violations of law must be disclosed as part of the background screening review process by non-resident applicants even though the NAIC Uniform applications say they may be excluded.
Related Questions
- Do I need to submit the "University of California Permission to Use Personal Health Information for Research" form as part of my application to the IRB?
- Do the background questions on the NIPR application differ from the background questions on the California application form?
- What Questions Can an Employer Ask on an Application Form About Race, Gender, Ethnic Background and/or Religion?
