ADVISORY PVG
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How can Advisory PVG help?

We can provide guidance and a countersignatory service for Scheme Records and Scheme Record Updates. It may be you have 1 employee or 100+ employees - we provide our service to a wide range of organisations.

We understand that a high quality and efficient service is paramount, as employees may not be able to take up a post until the safe recruitment process is completed. For this reason, we're dedicated purely to Protecting Vulnerable Groups checks, to make sure it all happens as quickly and easily as possible. The whole process is done by email and online, and we will email a full explanation as to how it works when you join us.

What does it cost to use your services?

We charge £20.00 for each PVG application form we countersign. There is no fee to register with us and, once registered, you can process as few or as many applications as you need, whenever you need them.


Please note our fee does not cover the Disclosure Scotland PVG application fee - see How Much Does it Cost tab.


What is the process for using Advisory PVG services?

There is no cost or obligation when joining Advisory PVG. A PVG Agreement is necessary to ensure we are meeting all legal requirements, and we will email this to you for completion, along with other relevant documentation for processing applications.
Please get in touch with us via our Contact Form.


How long does the application process take?


It should take no longer than 2 weeks for processing, once Disclosure Scotland have the completed application.

What type of work would mean a PVG is needed?

The list below gives work or volunteering that would need a PVG check. Please note it is not exhaustive.

Regulated activity 
  • Caring for children or protected adults
  • Teaching, instructing, training or supervising children or protected adults
  • Being in sole charge of children or protected adults
  • Unsupervised contact with children as part of your normal duties, or it is possible as you are doing your normal duties
  • Providing advice or guidance to a child or particular children which relates to physical or emotional welbeing
  • Providing advice or guidance to a protected adult or particular protected adults which relates to physical or emotional wellbeing, education or training
  • Providing your services to a care home service which is provided mainly or exclusively for children or protected adults
  • Providing your services to an independent health care service which is provided mainly or exclusively for children
  • Work on any part of day care premises at times when children are being looked after in that part
  • Moderating a public electronic communication system which
    is intended wholly or mainly for children
  • Inspecting adult care services.

What type of workplace would need a PVG?

The list below gives work or volunteering that would need a PVG check. Please note it is not exhaustive.

Regulated establishment
  • A school
  • A further education institution
  • A hospital which is mainly or exclusively for the reception and treatment of children
  • An institution which is mainly or exclusively for the detention of children
  • A hostel which is used mainly by children attending a school or further education institution
  • A home which is mainly or exclusively for children by a Council
  • Care home accommodation occupied mainly or exclusively by individuals aged 16 and over
  • Residential establishment or accommodation occupied mainly or exclusively by individuals aged 16 or over.
email - info@advisorypvg.com    tel 07502 130723
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  • What is a PVG check?
  • What does it cost?
  • Individuals
  • Companies & organisations
  • Personal employers
  • Terms & conditions
  • Contact