Services
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Overview
Verifying an applicant’s criminal history is often
critical to ensuring a safe workplace and
protecting the organization from claims of negligent
hiring. Our Criminal & Civil Histories
suite of services assist you in doing just that while complying
with the three fundamental requirements of the Fair
Credit Reporting Act as follows:
- Strict Procedures. Our staff is thoroughly
trained in our detailed policies for retrieving and reporting
criminal histories, such as limitations on reporting arrest
records. Our proprietary technology enforces these policies
on every report. For example, our workflow software
releases a report only after it has been reviewed by two
staff members.
- Maximum
Possible Accuracy (MPA). Our MPA standard contains
dozens of rules to ensure accuracy. Many of these standards
are enforced by our software. For example, because it
is essential that the applicant be fully and accurately
identified before being checked, the software initiates
the searches only after the identity is fully qualified.
- Best Possible Source. We research every
source before we use it. For a County Criminal History,
our Field Agents traditionally have gone to the courthouse
to retrieve records. In an increasing number of counties,
we retrieve records via Web or dial-up access. This speeds
our turnaround times, but accuracy is always the priority.
We use whatever method is shown by our research to be
the most accurate.
Some key values that we add to our service delivery:
- Best
Value Analysis. Our consultation helps you
make fully informed decisions about the type of service
to use and the scope of locations to check. One industry-standard
method for expanding the search is to perform a Former
Residence Trace. This builds a history of residence
and work locations that can be checked for criminal histories.
Employers have many other options as well, based on their
locations, hiring pool and other considerations.
- Individualized
Customer Service. A criminal history report
can raise many questions, and your Customer Service Manager
is trained to provide authoritative answers to questions
about legal jargon or records that merit more investigation.
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