Background checks based on fingerprints involve the comparison of fingerprints of an applicant against federal and state fingerprint databases. Contrary to this these background checks are based on name. They are used to verify the applicant's professional credentials as well as education, employment history, as well as driving history.
Fingerprints are generally only kept within databases for short period of time (such for as six month) and is then destroyed unless mandated to remain in the system as part of an order from a judge for individuals who have been found guilty of a crime.
In the past few years there have been numerous reports of criminals burning and cutting their fingerprints. Surprisingly, plastic surgeons are now being asked to assist in altering fingerprints. Legally, there is nothing against someone who alters or altering their fingerprints.
The fingerprint-based background check is carried out by cross-referencing an applicant's fingerprints against databases. In the time, fingerprints could be captured by pressing the fingers of inked fingers on the card with fingerprints. The card had be given for examination by an expert, who will examine it against fingerprints stored in the database.
How do I know if I pass my background check? They will either call or email you to let you know that the background has cleared. You may not even receive a notification that you passed the background check – you may just receive an offer
There are many reasons why a person might not pass a background test for the criminal record, discrepancies in education or a poor credit history. poor driving record, false employment history, and even a failure to pass a drug test.
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