Client Forms
Background Check Forms
Background Check Order Form
Background Check Release Form
Fair Credit Report Act Summary of Rights and California Summary of Rights
Before ordering a background check, you must provide the applicant with a copy of their summary of rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and, if they are a California Resident, a copy of the California Summary of Rights (Section 1786.22).
A Summary of Your Rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act
Un resumen de sus derechos en virtud de la Ley de Informe Justo de Crédito
Social Security Number Verification
Would you like to verify that your applicant's social security number is an EXACT match with the Social Security Administration's records? Have your applicant fill out and sign the form, then provide it to us with your order.
SSN Verification Consent Form
SSN Verification Consent Form (Spanish)
SSN Verification Consent Form Instructions
Are you declining the applicant a job based in whole or in part, on information contained in our background check?
Sample Pre-Adverse Action Letter
Download and use on your Company letterhead:
Sample Pre-Adverse Action Letter for California Employers Only
Sample Pre-Adverse Action Letter for All Other Employers
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) states if you will be declining the applicant a position with your company based in whole or in part on information contained the background check, before taking any action, you first must send the applicant a pre-adverse action letter. This provides the applicant the opportunity to review the background check and to dispute any information they feel might be inaccurate. If they dispute the information, we must do a re-investigation. DataCheck will contact you immediately if a dispute is received. At the end of the re-investigation, we will notify you and the applicant of any changes to the background check report. When sending the pre-adverse action letter, you must include a copy of our background check report, a copy of the FCRA Summary of Rights, and, if they are a California Resident, a copy of the California Summary of Rights (Section 1786.22)
Sample Adverse Action Letter
Download and use on your Company letterhead:
Sample Adverse Action Letter for California Employers Only
Sample Adverse Action Letter for All Other Employers
If, after 7 days from the date you have mailed the Pre-Adverse Action letter, you have not heard from your applicant, or we have not received a dispute by the applicant, you may then proceed to send them the Adverse Action Letter, or as an alternative, you may also notify them electronically or orally. If you notify the applicant orally or electronically, be sure to include the information supplied in the Sample Adverse Action letter. Be sure to include a copy of our background check report, a copy of the FCRA Summary of Rights, and, if they are a California Resident, also give them a copy of the California Summary of Rights (Section 1786.22).