The following video explains the NYPD psychological disqualification appeal process, and the steps you must follow to help you succeed. It outlines the NYPD psychological Notice of Proposed Disqualification (NOPD) steps, followed by what you should do if you receive a Notice for a 2nd interview. It further explains what you
NYPD Psychological Disqualification Appeal Process
Candidates who fail to provide requested documentation during the NYPD application process will have their file marked discontinued. Understand, there is no appeal from a discontinued status.
Candidates who receive a Notice of Proposed Disqualification (NOPD) have thirty (30) days to appeal their disqualification.
To succeed in an appeal it is best to
NYPD Disqualification Appeals Lawyer
If you received a Notice of Proposed Disqualification (NOPD), you can appeal. If you receive a NYPD psychological, medical or character/background disqualification please feel free to call 516-248-3494 or email me at kevin@sheerinlaw.com to arrange for a free consultation. Two factors are crucial in your disqualification appeal. The first is following the appeal
NYPD Psychological, Medical & Background/Character Disqualifications
As a Civil Service Appeals Law Firm, we help disqualified Civil Service job applicants appeal their NYPD disqualifications. If you receive a NYPD Notice of Proposed Disqualification (NOPD) for a psychological, medical or background/character disqualification feel free to contact us.
You can appeal a NYPD Psychological Disqualification by filing an appeal with the NYPD
Civil Service Exams Set to Expire 3/21-12/21 are Extended 1 Year
All civil service exams set to expire between March 2021 and December 2021 are extended one year. For more information regarding these exam extensions please click on link below:
https://www1.nyc.gov/site/dcas/employment/how-can-you-find-upcoming-exams.page
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Should I Appeal of Withdraw from a NYPD Notice of Proposed Disqualification (NOPD)
Frequently the question arises, should I take action and file an appeal or withdraw from a disqualification.
The answer lies in the circumstances and facts involved in your disqualification. There may be occasions when more time between incidents that caused you to be disqualified is a good idea, and you may wish to withdraw and
Applicant’s Facebook is Surveyed by Appointing Authorities
According to the following in USA TODAY, appointing police agencies are requesting releases from applicants to review their Facebook pages for negative information. Read the article here
I have been a New York Civil Service Law Attorney for more than 18 years and I can help you with your disqualification appeal for the NYPD, NYC
Correctional Officer Psychological Screening
For those interested in a job with the New York State Department of Correctional Services, there is information regarding the psychological screening program for correction officer trainee candidates on line which covers an overview of the screening program, lists the psychological tests administered, and explains the rating system. It also provides a breakdown of the
New York City Civil Service Law 1 in 3 rule
This is a short video about the New York City Civil Service Law Section 61, known as the 1 in 3 rule.
If you have any questions about the 1 in 3 rule, please do not hesitate to call me at 516 248 3494.
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NYPD Disqualification – Must first Appeal to NYC Civil Service Commission
A police officer must first file an appeal with the NYC Civil Service Commission before filing an Article 78 under the doctrine of “exhaustion of remedies.”
A hiring agency may disqualify a candidate up to three years after hiring the candidate. The three year limit does not apply if fraud was used in the application