Hazmat disqualification

Unless they charged you with identity theft which is possible if it's a felony (that would be a disqualification)

 

I would assume burglary would be lumped in with robbery which is an interim DQ


http://www.tsa.gov/stakeholders/twi...ication-program-disqualifying-offensesfactors

 

No robbery is holding a weapon to someone and taking their things by force. Burglary is breaking in when no one is there. Parole looks at robbery as a violent crime or aggravated therefore you can't make parole til 50% of ur time is finished. Js

 

But the dmv doesn't do the background check. I emailed a tsa threat assessment program engineer and told him my situation he said its fine. My burglary was convicted in 2002-2003 at the latest. Being 12 years ago I don't think it should make a diff. Idk I should find out in the next day or so and will post back with the news

 

Only thing I'm worried about is it 7 from the day of court the last day of jail or parole

 

And wouldn't it be the same for all states since it's a federal thing

 

I tried it kept showing up on the tsa website