What is the most common background check?
Pre-employment background checks are the most common. As an employer, you want to ensure a safe hire every time to protect your company’s reputation and workplace safety. Employees are often screened during the hiring process with a background check according to the company’s policy. Depending on the employer and the industry, background checks can vary greatly.
What information will be included in a verification?
The background check company will contact verified previous employers to confirm dates of employment, job title, and reason for leaving. Education verifications generally confirm the year of graduation, major, degree earned, and attendance dates.
What do they look for in a background check?
Background screenings can vary greatly depending on what is required of certain positions, industry standards, and state laws. DISA's products include:
- Criminal History Checks (Federal, State, and County)
- Civil Searches (Federal and County)
- SSN Validity Checks
- Employment Verifications
- Education Verifications
- I-9 and E-Verify
- State Driving Records
- Professional Licenses and Credentials
- Credit Reports
- Adverse Action Notices
- Personal Reference Verifications
- Government Sanctions Lists
- Sex Offender Searches
- DOT Testing History
- Criminal Investigative Services
How do I dispute SafetyNet Criminal jurisdiction search results?
If the background check was with DISA, you can dispute it from our Applicant Assistance page.