If someone used your personal identifying information at the time of his or her arrest, there is a chance that arrest will appear on your criminal history when an employer uses a name-based check to access your criminal record. When … Continue reading
If either the arrest or the outcome/final disposition information on your criminal history is incorrect, it is the responsibility of the agency that placed the information on your record to make the correction. It is your responsibility to make them … Continue reading
If someone used your personal identifying information at the time of his or her arrest, there is a chance that arrest will appear on your criminal history when an employer uses a name-based check to access your criminal record. When … Continue reading
If an arrest appears on your criminal history but the outcome/final disposition is missing from the report, potential employers may believe the case is still open. Contact the clerk of court and request a copy of the final disposition for … Continue reading
If you were arrested but believe the specific charge is incorrect on your official criminal history record, you must verify the information with the arresting agency. Contact the agency that arrested you and request a copy of the police report. … Continue reading