
With Background Checks, People Still Matter
It never ceases to amaze me how many people appear to believe that a criminal background check involves just entering a name and Social Security
It never ceases to amaze me how many people appear to believe that a criminal background check involves just entering a name and Social Security
If you’ve been reading our blogs, you’ve seen us reference the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) exactly 1,328,923 times. Perhaps that’s an exaggeration, but there’s
You’ve seen the sites. Search “background checks” or just look for someone’s address or phone number, and up pops a website promising instant background checks.
If you apply for a credit card, a mortgage or a car loan, you know the bank or other lender is going to run a
Court records, driving history, and ensuring an applicant is not on a watch list or sex offender registry are undoubtedly valuable components of a background
Have you ever Googled yourself? Years ago, that may have been misconstrued as an obscene question, but today everyone knows what I’m talking about. If
Walking along the sidewalks near our office in midtown Manhattan can be a nightmare. The concept of “personal space” is lost on fellow New Yorkers,
Criminal background checks are usually simple: match the name and date of birth on a court index/docket search, and you (or an investigative firm) will
Not all background checks are created equal. Nor are the regulations concerning them. Depending upon whether you’re checking on a potential employee or a possible
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) affects anyone who wants to look at someone’s credit report: a car dealer, a credit card company, a store
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