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The PVG scheme helps ensure people who are unsuitable to work with children and protected adults cannot do regulated roles. Learn about the types of PVG application, how to start and complete an application, and how to share the disclosure.

Use our disclosure and PVG services. On mygov.scot you can: apply for Level 1 and Level 2 disclosure; join the Protecting Vulnerable Groups (PVG) scheme; manage your PVG membership; ... the Disclosure (Scotland) Act 2020. It includes changes to disclosure services and PVG scheme membership. We're working with stakeholders to help them with the ...

To access Disclosure Scotland services you need to sign in and verify your identity using ScotAccount. This helps keep your information safe. When you sign in you can: make disclosure applications; check the progress of applications; view and share disclosures; keep your details up to date

For countersignatories, this means that you’ll be able to apply for and view your PVG digitally using your Disclosure Scotland Online Account. You’ll be able to view results of applications that either you and other people in your organisation have countersigned. Results are available to view for 14 days after they’ve first been viewed.

To get ready for the launch of the Disclosure Act on 1 April, we paused our application services from 1pm on Thursday 27 March to Monday 31 March for essential maintenance work. We apologise for the inconvenience this may have caused you. Any applications made during this time have been held and will be processed from 1 April.

This will have a secure link to sign in and view your disclosure. When you view your disclosure you can then share it with the organisation you applied with. Cost. It costs £25 for a Level 2 disclosure. Offline options. If you cannot apply online, there are offline options. Help. You can contact Disclosure Scotland for help: phone: 0300 020 0040

Main Disclosure Scotland Image. ... We have updated our application service. The link you used is not valid as we have updated our service. From 18 November 2024 you should use our new service to start a PVG application. You can access this on our website or your online account if you have one. ...

Disclosure Scotland continuously monitors PVG members' records. It checks for information that might affect your suitability to work with vulnerable groups. How to apply. The organisation you're working will start the application online. Once they complete the first part of the application, you'll receive an email with a link to the second part.

If you're applying for a Level 1 disclosure, you can apply: online – by completing the disclosure application on mygov.scot. by email or post – download or request a paper form to send to Disclosure Scotland on mygov.scot. To apply online, you’ll need to set up a ScotAccount with Disclosure Scotland.

Disclosure Scotland has achieved its next key milestone in the public roll out of its Online Account service. From 11 February, more people across Scotland will now be able to apply for a basic disclosure and view their results online. Basic disclosures play a vital role in supporting and growing Scotland’s economy.

This will have a secure link to sign in and view your disclosure. When you view your disclosure you can then share it with the organisation you applied with. Cost. It costs £25 for a Level 2 with barred list check. Offline options. If you cannot apply online, there are offline options. Help. You can contact Disclosure Scotland for help: phone ...

How the disclosure application process works for transgender and non-binary people. Disclosure Scotland's privacy statement Disclosure Scotland's privacy statement. Ask for your personal data You can ask Disclosure Scotland for a copy of your personal data by making a Subject Access Request.

Main Disclosure Scotland Image. Application for Basic Disclosure Beta. We have updated our application service. The link you used is not valid as we have updated our service. To apply for a basic disclosure you should ...

The deadline to submit new PVG applications is approaching fast. You will only be able to use the existing PVG application link on our mygov.scot website to create new applications until midnight of Wednesday 13 November. From 11am on 18 November, you will be able to make your PVG applications from your Disclosure Scotland online account.

This change is part of the Charities (Regulation and Administration) (Scotland) Act 2023. Other measures under the Act, such as OSCR’s expanded inquiry powers, are already in effect. The exact date for providing trustee information will be announced shortly, however charities are encouraged to start gathering the necessary information now.

Start PVG application 4. Applicant completes the application. Once you complete the first part of the application, your applicant is sent a link to complete the rest of the application. They have 14 days to complete it. Disclosure Scotland aims to process applications within 14 days. It may take longer if they need more information. 5.

Main Disclosure Scotland Image. Application for PVG scheme Beta. We have updated our application service. The link you used is not valid as we have updated our service. Contact the organisation you're applying with and ask them to start a new application. ...

Agents who are unable to access their online account are advised to contact our Online Services Helpdesk on 0300 200 3600. Digitally excluded customers will need to apply by post.

This is an offline application for people applying for a: Level 1 disclosure; Level 2 disclosure ; Level 2 with barred list check; You can use this form if you cannot complete the application online. Help. If you have problems accessing or completing this form, contact Disclosure Scotland: phone: 0300 0200 040; email: response ...