Correct, armyYou describe what transfer is all about.
The transfer doesn't erase or dissolve the matter.
I suspect that is what the OP seeks.
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Correct, armyYou describe what transfer is all about.
The transfer doesn't erase or dissolve the matter.
I suspect that is what the OP seeks.
The way I understand it is OP wants the two to make sense.
If Marin incorrectly indicates a conviction when it was actually transferred and ultimately dismissed in Kern then that conviction is a big problem. A background check could make it appear as two different incidents.
The information from Kern should be useful in correcting any discrepancy in Marin- but as noted they aren't talking to each other so OP needs to do the legwork.