I have received a Minded to Bar letter, what does that mean?
A Minded to Bar letter lets you know that DBS has considered all the information on your case and we are considering placing your name in the Children's and/or Adults' Barred Lists.
The Minded to Bar letter explains how DBS has evaluated the referral and invites you to send any representations (reasons why you should not be placed on a list), which will be taken into account before a final decision is made.
For further information on how to respond to a MTB letter, please refer to the DBS website - DBS barring and referrals: making representations guidance.
For further information about letters from DBS and what to do next visit: Information for individuals that have been referred to DBS guidance.
The Minded to Bar letter explains how DBS has evaluated the referral and invites you to send any representations (reasons why you should not be placed on a list), which will be taken into account before a final decision is made.
For further information on how to respond to a MTB letter, please refer to the DBS website - DBS barring and referrals: making representations guidance.
For further information about letters from DBS and what to do next visit: Information for individuals that have been referred to DBS guidance.