Explains that a background screening report may be obtained for a permissible purpose.
Legal
Background Check Disclosure
A candidate-friendly disclosure hub for background check notices, authorization, FCRA rights, adverse action steps, dispute resources, and state-specific requirements.
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A Better Destination for Candidate Notices
This page gives ID Clearance a polished public destination for disclosure education while keeping the operative candidate disclosure and authorization workflow separate, simple, and reviewable.
Shows where written consent fits before a customer orders a consumer report.
Connects candidates to FCRA rights, pre-adverse action context, and dispute handling.
Sample Standalone Disclosure
Simple Enough to Understand Before Consent.
The actual customer packet should be reviewed by counsel and configured for the relevant purpose, location, and screening type. This mockup keeps the public page educational while showing the intended clarity.
ID Clearance, at the request of an authorized customer, may prepare or obtain a consumer report or investigative consumer report about you for employment, contractor, volunteer, licensing, tenancy, or another legally permissible screening purpose.
The report may include information about identity, criminal records, driving records, employment or education history, professional credentials, sanctions, watchlists, references, or other information relevant to the requested screening service.
Before a report is ordered, you may be asked to provide written or electronic authorization. Additional federal, state, or local notices may apply depending on your location and the type of screening requested.
Candidate Flow
From Notice to Report Review
- 01
Provide disclosure
The customer gives a clear notice that a background screening report may be obtained.
- 02
Collect authorization
The candidate provides written or electronic permission before the report is ordered.
- 03
Run permitted checks
ID Clearance completes the requested searches and verifications for the certified purpose.
- 04
Handle notices and disputes
When required, candidates receive report copies, rights notices, and time to dispute inaccurate information.
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What This Page Should Help Customers Find
Competitor disclosure hubs usually separate the simple candidate disclosure from the supporting forms and notices customers need across the full screening lifecycle.
Candidate notice before a background check is ordered.
Written or electronic candidate consent to obtain the report.
Official FCRA rights notice used where required in the adverse action process.
Notice and report copy before a final adverse decision is made.
Required notice after a decision is made based on a consumer report.
Additional disclosures may apply by jurisdiction, role, and screening type.