State Repository
Search
where available
Courthouse
Search
both county and federal
Database Search
broadest scope, best
used as the foundation
of a more detailed
screening program
SCJIS Search / FBI Search
Fingerprint Search
if your business/company
qualifies as an “authorized recipient”
as defined by the law
What does it cost?
Typical industry pricing
How are criminal records stored?
How long can it take?
What types of searches are available?
Search selection based on risk tolerance
Searches are typically ordered based on an applicant’s access to sensitive populations and / or information
Putting together a plan for
criminal background checks
to perform a criminal background check?
Why spend the time and money
your organization
PROTECT
Electronic
Storage
Online Access
Systems
turnover
REDUCE
compliance
STRENGTHEN
legal risk
DECREASE
crime
it’s a
A guide to understanding criminal record searches
Criminal records can include the following:
Police Report /
Arrest Records
Criminal Complaint /
Information
Fingerprints Warrants
Convictions
(For example, a listing
of convictions by name
and birth date.)
Juvenile Records AppealsDismissals
Paper Copies Indexes
National
Criminal Database
Search
1
County
Courthouse
Search
1 Court Location
2
Federal
Courthouse
Search
4
National
Sex Offender
Registry
5
County
Courthouse
Search
2 Court Locations
3
Average Turnaround Times
National Criminal
Database Search
$25
Statewide Criminal
Search
$18
County Courthouse
Search
(felony including misdemeanor)
$12
County Courthouse
Search
(felony and misdemeanor)
Federal Courthouse
Search
(felony and misdemeanor)
$14
$12
Global Sanctions
Search
$11
National Sex
Offender Registry
State Sex
Offender Registry
$15 $12
of companies report they
have candidates that require
criminal background checks
in multiple countries.
– Source: August 2014 survey of 592 First Advantage
customers performed by TechValidate
– create screening packages
– consider minimum industry
requirements and standards
– ensure configurability
45%
of companies report that
less than 25% of candidates
are turned away due to
information included in their
background screen.
– Source: August 2014 survey of 592 First Advantage
customers performed by TechValidate
96%
Most frequently ordered criminal searches
Source: First Advantage 2014
0 12hrs 24hrs 36hrs 48hrs 60hrs 72hrs
State Sex Offender
Registry
Federal Search
National Criminal
File
National Sex
Offender Registry
County Criminal
Records
Statewide Criminal
Search
Less than 1 - 12hrs
12 - 48hrs
24 - 72hrs
Determine your
risk tolerance
1
Evaluate possible
action steps:
2
Review with legal
counsel to address global
compliance issues
3
Copyright 2014 by First Advantage
What can employers and property managers do
to ensure they make the right decision?
Visit us at: fadv.com
Email us at: solutions@fadv.com
Note:Foremploymentorresidentdecisions,typicallyonlyconvictionrecordscanbeused.
Low
Risk Positions
Medium
Risk Positions
High
Risk Positions
• National criminal database with
national Sex Offender Search
included
• Courthouse search of one
county
• National criminal database with
national Sex Offender Search
included
• Courthouse search of up to three
counties
• One statewide search
• National criminal database with
national Sex Offender Search
included
• Courthouse search of all counties
lived in within the past seven years
• One statewide search
• Federal courthouse search
Where to order records
Broad net
criminal database
search
Counties where
the applicant has lived
for the past 7 years
Any source revealing
a returned record from
the database search

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    State Repository Search where available Courthouse Search bothcounty and federal Database Search broadest scope, best used as the foundation of a more detailed screening program SCJIS Search / FBI Search Fingerprint Search if your business/company qualifies as an “authorized recipient” as defined by the law What does it cost? Typical industry pricing How are criminal records stored? How long can it take? What types of searches are available? Search selection based on risk tolerance Searches are typically ordered based on an applicant’s access to sensitive populations and / or information Putting together a plan for criminal background checks to perform a criminal background check? Why spend the time and money your organization PROTECT Electronic Storage Online Access Systems turnover REDUCE compliance STRENGTHEN legal risk DECREASE crime it’s a A guide to understanding criminal record searches Criminal records can include the following: Police Report / Arrest Records Criminal Complaint / Information Fingerprints Warrants Convictions (For example, a listing of convictions by name and birth date.) Juvenile Records AppealsDismissals Paper Copies Indexes National Criminal Database Search 1 County Courthouse Search 1 Court Location 2 Federal Courthouse Search 4 National Sex Offender Registry 5 County Courthouse Search 2 Court Locations 3 Average Turnaround Times National Criminal Database Search $25 Statewide Criminal Search $18 County Courthouse Search (felony including misdemeanor) $12 County Courthouse Search (felony and misdemeanor) Federal Courthouse Search (felony and misdemeanor) $14 $12 Global Sanctions Search $11 National Sex Offender Registry State Sex Offender Registry $15 $12 of companies report they have candidates that require criminal background checks in multiple countries. – Source: August 2014 survey of 592 First Advantage customers performed by TechValidate – create screening packages – consider minimum industry requirements and standards – ensure configurability 45% of companies report that less than 25% of candidates are turned away due to information included in their background screen. – Source: August 2014 survey of 592 First Advantage customers performed by TechValidate 96% Most frequently ordered criminal searches Source: First Advantage 2014 0 12hrs 24hrs 36hrs 48hrs 60hrs 72hrs State Sex Offender Registry Federal Search National Criminal File National Sex Offender Registry County Criminal Records Statewide Criminal Search Less than 1 - 12hrs 12 - 48hrs 24 - 72hrs Determine your risk tolerance 1 Evaluate possible action steps: 2 Review with legal counsel to address global compliance issues 3 Copyright 2014 by First Advantage What can employers and property managers do to ensure they make the right decision? Visit us at: fadv.com Email us at: solutions@fadv.com Note:Foremploymentorresidentdecisions,typicallyonlyconvictionrecordscanbeused. Low Risk Positions Medium Risk Positions High Risk Positions • National criminal database with national Sex Offender Search included • Courthouse search of one county • National criminal database with national Sex Offender Search included • Courthouse search of up to three counties • One statewide search • National criminal database with national Sex Offender Search included • Courthouse search of all counties lived in within the past seven years • One statewide search • Federal courthouse search Where to order records Broad net criminal database search Counties where the applicant has lived for the past 7 years Any source revealing a returned record from the database search