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The Subject of the Background Check Says, “That’s Not Me!”  or, “That’s Not Correct!”  Now What? 

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The most common “error” is when a court record is changed due to an appeal or expungement and outdated information is inadvertently reported.  People with the same or similar name and the same date of birth is another cause for reporting errors.  When the subject of the report tells us we have it wrong, the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires a re-investigation. In this segment of SAFERupdates, we’ll be discussing the process we follow when someone tells us we have it wrong.  Attendees will learn what the employer’s role is in the process and what they can expect from their background screening company.  How long does the reinvestigation process take?  Are employers required to hold the job open while the reinvestigation is in progress?  These and other questions (please bring yours) will be answered on our next live 30-minute video podcast. Register today – it’s free!         

Client education is an important part of the service we provide at Safer Places, Inc.  The best way to conduct a background check may not be the same from state to state.  Safer Places can help you navigate the myriad of different types of background screening and drug testing options available so you can focus on other important tasks of running your business.  We want you to completely understand what you're getting when you place an order with us!