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Turned down for a US Post Office (USPS) job due to an erroneous CIS background

The USPS Uses GIS For HR, Causing SNAFUs.

While GIS software can be a useful tool for conducting background checks, there are potential risks associated with its use.

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Did First Advantage Cost You A Job? Find Out How You Can Dispute Errors

Onboarding for a new job is an exciting time, but complications like background check errors can arise, leaving you at a loss.

How to Correct a Deceased Indicator on Your Credit Report

Each year in the United States, between 7,000 and 14,000 people are surprised to learn that they are deceased according to the Social Security Administration.

Failed a Checkr Background Check Due to Errors? You Can Correct it For Free

Checkr unable to complete background check? Your account status is suspended?

HireRight Background Check Errors Cost Me a Job. What Can I Do?

It goes without saying that searching for a job can be stressful.

Key Information Regarding Identity Theft

One's Social Security number, along with an address, is the most valuable piece of information identity thieves can get their hands on.

Got Your Record Expunged but are Still Being Denied Employment?

The record expungement process exists to help individuals overcome their past mistakes.

Why the Credit Bureaus Confuse Information Between Consumers

The real problem with credit reports is the astounding number of errors!

What does a FICO score mean?

It’s your credit score calculated using the FICO® scoring model

What is a good credit score for a 30-year-old?

There isn’t a specific score

Why are FICO score versions different?

The different versions meet different needs in the credit scene

What are the early indicators of identity theft?

Several telltale signs can give away the fact you've been a victim of identity theft early.

What amounts to a reasonable investigation by a furnisher?

The reasonableness of the investigation depends on the circumstances of a case