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Criminal Records Background Check For Employment is a lookup of criminal background documents for an candidate's potential arrest records. Criminal records lookups are the core of most employment record checks and are the most common reports requested for by employers.
Essentially the most common criminal history check is a County Criminal Records Search in the candidate's areas of residence during the last 7 years. The District Criminal Record Search shows felony criminal background data if any. Misdemeanor or offense info may also surface. A Government Criminal History Check can have felony backgrounds for federal government offences or criminal offenses committed on federal government territory.
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