Caution Calculator

Our specialist DBS solicitors have created a Police Caution Calculator to help you understand how the current DBS filtering and disclosure rules may apply to your police caution.

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How long does a caution stay on your DBS?

If you have a police caution and you are wondering how long does it stay on your DBS, you can use our police caution calculator above.

Our police caution calculator has been created by an expert DBS solicitor and is up to date with the current DBS disclosure rules.

You may have looked elsewhere online and seen a confusing amount of contradictory, or incomplete, information about how long a police caution will stay on your DBS certificate.

Our calculator will tell you the correct rules that apply to your circumstances whether you have a youth or adult caution, or whether it is conditional or simple.

The calculator will provide you the rules related to each level of DBS certificate, and also details the rules related to ACRO police certificates (which are used for overseas travel/immigration).

If you don’t want to use the police caution calculator, you can read our article about how long a police caution stays on your record. You can see our article here: Can you appeal a DBS check?

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About Legisia Legal Services
Matt Elkins

Director | Solicitor

Matt Elkins is the Director of Legisia Legal Services and a Solicitor Advocate with over 17 years of experience helping professionals clear police records, challenge DBS disclosures, and defend against regulatory investigations. He holds Higher Rights of Read More

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Office manager | NMC and HCPC Qualified

Myriam Rubi is the first point of contact for most clients at Legisia. She manages Legisia’s operations and client care. As a qualified mental health nurse registered with the NMC and HCPC, she understands the unique pressures professionals face when Read More

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Whilst we welcome initial enquiries;

  • Please do not send a detailed case summary by email prior to consultation.

  • We are unable to give legal advice by email alone.

  • Following an enquiry, your initial telephone call will confirm whether your matter falls within the scope of our services. If, following this initial call, you wish to speak with a solicitor, you will be required to book a fixed-fee initial consultation.

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  • The initial telephone call  is not charged. Fees are only incurred once a fixed-fee initial consultation with a solicitor is booked.
  • After this initial consultation, if your case has merit, we will offer you a detailed written advice with clearly explained costs.
  • In most cases we offer fixed fees, unfortunately we do not offer legal aid.
  • Some more complex cases may require a slightly higher fixed fee, whereas for more straightforward cases, the costs will be lower.
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