Our Disclosure Calculator is a web tool that makes it simple to calculate when convictions become ‘spent’ and no longer need to be disclosed to employers and insurers.
Feedback from users highlighted that our calculator user guide could be improved with the use of images to help individuals navigate their way through the Disclosure Calculator form. With this in mind, we’ve produced a step-by-step video which talks you through the various fields on the form which need to be completed to calculate your result.
Let us know what you think!
We’d like to know whether you think the video is helpful or if it can be improved in any way. Email us at feedback@unlock.org.uk.
More information
- For practical information – We have further information on the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act.
- Questions – If you have a question about this, you can contact our helpline.
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