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The document is a Disclosure Statement from the Contractors State License Board of California, requiring applicants to report any criminal pleas or convictions. It outlines the necessary information to be provided for each conviction, including details about the crime, punishment, and rehabilitation efforts. Failure to accurately disclose this information may result in application denial.

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Begin by entering your Applicant Name in the designated field. Ensure that this matches your legal name as it will be used for identification purposes.
Fill in the Arresting Agency information, providing the name of the agency involved in your case.
Input the Plea/Conviction Date and Court Case/Docket Number accurately to maintain a clear record.
Select the Plea/Conviction Level by checking either Misdemeanor or Felony, depending on your situation.
Complete the Court Name and Location fields, ensuring all details are correct for verification.
Detail any punishment imposed by the court, including Sentence Imposed, Incarceration Date, Release Date, and Probation/Parole Dates.
Provide information about Fines and Restitution amounts, indicating whether they have been paid.
In the Details of Crime section, describe the circumstances surrounding your conviction thoroughly.
Lastly, outline any Rehabilitation Efforts you have made since your conviction and attach supporting documentation if available.

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