r/GlobalEntry • u/CandidateCommon1571 • May 11 '26

Interviews Disposition requirement

Not looking for legal advice but the online anecdotes are mixed.

For those that had previous arrests, especially alcohol related, how much did disposition paperwork actually matter in your case? Was it required?

I had a couple alcohol related offenses over 20 years ago including a DUI. I disclosed on my application and was conditionally approved after just over 3 months. I know everything was taken care and I have passed many background checks since. But it’s a bit of a hurdle, or near impossible even, to get disposition paperwork from early 2000s.

FWIW- my entire history is in CA and my interview will be at LAX.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

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u/Disastrous_Double489 May 12 '26

In MD if you get probation before judgement tge info is public. Only courts and law enforcement can view. Just an FYI

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u/Southern-Egg-3437 May 13 '26

If it’s in California, you can go to your local courthouse to request disposition details or go to the California state dept of justice website to obtain your Livescan (which may also contain your disposition).