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What records are included in online background reports? Online background
reports include a variety of public records, such as criminal records, birth
records, marriage records, divorce records, death records, court records,
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determines which records are private or public so the information available in
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reports? It is a good idea to start with a broad online search to discover basic
information about the person in question. Try a common search engine like Google
or social networking sites. Identify general information like their name and a
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down results. From there, you can input this information into an online
background search website to find the records you're looking for. What is an FBI
Criminal History Record? Formerly known as an Identity History Summary, this
record is a listing of certain information taken from fingerprint submissions
kept by the FBI and may relate to arrests, federal employment, naturalization,
and/or military service.

If the fingerprint submissions are related to an arrest, the Identity History
Summary includes the name of the agency that submitted the fingerprints to the
FBI, the date of the arrest, the arrest charge, and the disposition of the
arrest, if known. All arrest information included in an Identity History Summary
is obtained from fingerprint submissions, disposition reports, and other
information submitted by authorized criminal justice agencies.
(Source: US Federal Bureau of Investigation) Is it possible to run a federal
criminal records check? There are state-organized resources that can search for
information on federal crimes. However, a federal criminal history record can
only disclose cases from specific federal district court records. These searches
must be performed separately, as FBI records are not accessible to non-law
enforcement. Criminal charges on a federal level only include crimes that
involve multiple state boundaries or crimes committed on government property.
What is the legality of running a public record background report? The legality
of running a public record background report on someone is as much based on the
"who" as it is the "why". For example, it is not illegal for someone to run a
SnoopStation/Intelius report on her or his date, but it is illegal for an
employer to use a SnoopStation/Intelius report to make a hiring or eligibility
decision about a job candidate. Landlords, creditors, insurers, and other
parties defined in the Fair Credit Reporting Act are also forbidden from using
SnoopStation/Intelius reports to make eligibility decisions on applicants. Are
all background reports completely accurate? It is very difficult for all
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records. Public records can include mistakes due to several reasons, including
the interval of time they are updated, incomplete information, and incorrect
reporting from the court. There are some instances where a search may return
inaccurate results, such as another person by the same name. This can be avoided
by including additional identifiers, such as middle name, age, city, etc. Can I
use SnoopStation/Intelius to run a background check on a job candidate or
employee? SnoopStation and Intelius are not Fair Credit Reporting Act-compliant
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used to make an eligibility decision about a job candidate or current employee.
The FCRA also prohibits creditors, landlords, insurers, and other parties from
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screening company such as GoodHire.com.
Is it possible to get a background check for free? A background check pulls
information from a wide variety of sources. Some of it is available for free if
you want to put in the time and effort to go to the courthouses that hold those
records. You can contact your local government agencies and the relevant county
courthouses to find information on fees and hours of operation. These agencies
vary by state but usually include the Sex Offender Registry, Department of
Justice, Department of Corrections, and the Administrative Office of Courts. It
can take from a few days to a few weeks to receive your requested information.
If you do not want to go through the hassle of contacting each individual
organization and waiting for results, you can use an online background reporting
service to find results in minutes. The online service may require signing up
for a free trial or paying a nominal fee. Some online services provide free
contact reports without requiring sign up or nominal fees until you decide to
upgrade to a full background report. What is the best type of criminal
background check to run? The best type of criminal background check can vary
based on the type of information you are looking for. Many services offer a
comprehensive report as their premiere option. This is most likely your best
option if you're looking for extensive information. Make sure that your report
includes county, criminal, and civil court records. Many counties have not yet
digitized their records but some online background reporting services will send
a court-runner to obtain these records directly. How long does it take to return
a comprehensive online criminal background report? Since there is no centralized
way of delivering information, timing can vary based on the amount and type of
information requested. Some online websites offer very fast results, since the
records are already digitized and stored in their database. In these cases, you
can purchase the report and view it almost immediately. However, other cases are
more complex and may require searching courthouses, property notices, and
additional processes. These types of records are not usually included in one
database and may require additional time to collect. This could potentially
delay your results and you may have to wait 1-3 days for your comprehensive
report. Where does the information come from? Public records searches utilize
dozens of databases and offer access to millions of public records. Results are
compiled from multiple sources including vital records, government databases,
and courthouses. Remember to choose a reputable site to conduct your search.
Some public search sites use low quality sources that return limited information
that is often outdated and inaccurate. How far back do the records go?
Technically speaking, records can go back decades. However, some information
only stays on a public record for 7 years. This is how long most bad financial
data stays on a credit report. Civil cases, arrest records, collections and paid
tax liens have a statute of limitations and cannot be kept on record after 7
years. Bankruptcy data stays on record for 10 years. Some records are included
indefinitely, such as sex offender records. What are the most important
identifiers to have when doing a search? As a general rule, the more identifiers
you have, the more your chances may increase in finding the person you're
looking for. Having a person's full name, date of birth, a city they've lived
in, and the state in which they're currently residing can generally help focus
the search. What happens when I want to search for a hyphenated name or a
maiden/married name on a criminal background report? In this instance, you may
need to conduct a search for each name. Sometimes individuals create records
with only one name. This is why many forms and applications require all aliases
to be listed. In the case of a woman with a new married name, you may have to
search for the husband and use the identifiers on his record. For instance, you
can use the husband's current address to search for his wife's updated
information. How often are records updated for online background checks?
Different sources update their records at different times. Certain sources can
take as long as six months to update an old address. On the other hand, court
records are updated quickly. Death records and divorce records take longer
because of the required paperwork. It's important to find a background check
service that updates its records continuously to ensure you are receiving the
most accurate information.


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