FBI Background Checks
An FBI background check is a summary of an individual’s criminal history. The information in this report is collected by federal, state and local law enforcement agencies.
The FBI background check process still requires you to be fingerprinted in person, Safeguard Screening Service can help you with the background check and provide you with faster results via email after you complete the process.
Types of Background Checks
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FBI background check or Criminal Identity History Summary Request. This service is for US citizens and Permanent residents. Results will be rendered with 48-72 hours and it can be sent directly to the applicant’s email only, regular mail, priority mail, FedEx overnight.
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FBI background check primarily designed for NON-US citizens & NON-Residents and results will be rendered in 8-14 days and be sent to the applicant’s email only or regular mail.
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We create EFT file from cards you already have or through our live scan-equipment. We can send EFT files to your email for you to send to the ATF with ease.
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Also known as a Level-two background check, this service is available for all state-regulated agencies in Florida, except for Conceal Carry Weapon (CCW) or for the Department of Insurance. The applicant must provide an ORI number/code to be submitted for this service.
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This service is required in the financial industry to undergo fingerprinting for regulatory compliance purposes.
Reasons for a Background Check
Employment or School Acceptance:
Some federal employers, schools or licenses require an FBI background check as part of hiring process or prior to school admission.
Foreign Travel or Foreign Work:
Foreign countries or embassies will ask that you provide a copy of your criminal history report for travel authorization.
Attorney Request:
An FBI background check can be requested by the court system or your attorney to seal, expunge, or remove inaccurate information regarding your criminal history record.
Work & Student Visas:
Some countries may require an FBI background check or a copy of your criminal history report when you apply for Work Visa or Student Visa.
Immigration:
An attorney may request a copy of your FBI background check to determine immigration eligibility.
Personal Review:
Federal regulations mandate that any U.S. Citizens or Permanent Legal Residents have the right to access to their FBI Criminal Report.
Challenge Errors:
An FBI background check can be requested by you or your attorney to challenge incorrect information on your personal record. Always know what information is harming your record.
Adoption Requirement:
Foreign countries and most States will require a complete criminal history record check when applying to adopt or foster a child.