How Can You Fix A Background Check That Is Wrong? My Husband Has Things On A Background Check That Are False, DUI With Conviction, Fraudulent Checks, Possession Of Marijuana, Fleeing A Police Officer. Not All At The Same Time.

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Anonymous Profile
Anonymous answered
I had a problem similar, 'I' was even in jail for my first interview, find out who the background check is run through and contact them, you'll have to jump through a few hoops (I faxed copies of my drivers license and other identifying documents) but you should be able to clear it up rather less expensive than with a lawyer.
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Anonymous answered
Having same problem why won't the company just check by social security numbers. Name and birth-date  are sometimes the same in our case it is but ID.

And social don't match yet when applying companies just don't want to bother you have to make a dispute to who ever is running your background check but their's a ton of background comp. Why do we have to do their job they are the ones getting paid and mean while in this crisis without a job because they don't do their job?
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Penny Kay answered
Why not try asking the people, where you got the background check what they suggest. You may need a lawyer to access records and you may not.

You may be able to secure a statement from someone involved who is in a position of Authority to render such a statement. That will begin the process of proving that you are not the person of bad repute and that this has been a huge mistake.
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David C answered
There are some companies that deal with identity theft like life-lock, maybe your husband is a victim of that.

Try calling up an identity theft company and seeing what they think, a lot of those people will offer a little bit of help for free and perhaps getting some identity theft insurance would be good since they'll help out in situations like this.
thanked the writer.
Debbie Carson
Debbie Carson commented
I thought Lifelock just did things with credit, not criminal type matters. It's very distressing
David C
David C commented
Hmm... I thought ID theft included criminal matters... I'm going to call my uncle up and see what he did back when he got arrested for a DUI that he didn't even commit. I'll let ya know what I find out for the situation.
David C
David C commented
Well actually you got me thinking about it and I called Lifelock and the person in customer service says that they will hire lawyers and do whatever it takes to the boundary of $1,000,000 to restore your name in a case that something like that happens. So.. apparently it isn't only financial endeavors they help people deal with, it is just ID theft in general. I dunno if they will help you with your current situation, you will probably need to contact a lawyer about this, but at least you can have some insurance for the future.
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Anonymous answered
I had a backgroud check done by an employer I applied for a pharmacy tech job it came back to the employer that my license did not belong to me they gave me a number to dispute it when I called they said I had a common name and license is a nursing suspended in ohio I am not a nurse and never lived in ohio I havent heard anything for a week should I be worried that the prblem will not be corrected

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