(FBI Check / Police Check)
What is Criminal Record?
FBI CHECK is an American version of criminal record check which certifies one’s criminal history for people who have stayed in America more than 6 months! This document is often required to verify one’s identity and is essential when it comes to issuing or extending one’s VISA for reasons like getting a job or enrolling a school from America. Plus, for this FBI check to be valid in outside of America, you should get it apostille or embassy certification.
However, this whole process, from issuance to apostille or embassy certification, is quite complicated to solve by oneself. Also, FBI CHECK Is only issuable only in US! Thus, if you already left US, there is no way to actually get it!
When do I need FBI Background Check in abroad?
If you are USA citizens
Or If you have stayed in USA for several months or years
☞ AND YOU ARE
Trying to get a job abroad (Teach English etc.)
Trying to obtain a visa to moving abroad
Can I get an apostille too?
Of course!
In our website, you can choose one between FBI Check + Apostille and FBI Check (No Apostille).
Prices vary depending on whether you are a U.S. citizen or not. Prices are higher if you are not a U.S. citizen.
USA is apostille joined country.
So, if you are going to submit your FBI Check to other country which is apostille joined country, you just need to get an apostille for the document (Translation and notarization may be necessary if it is not English speaking countries).
Otherwise, if the country is non-apostille joined country, you need to get consular and embassy certification instead of apostille
What information does an criminal record (FBI check) include?
Background checks have become an almost essential step in hiring new employees. These checks may also be conducted when someone applies for a position in certain fields, such as governmental areas, that require security clearance. Adoptive parents and students or workers going abroad may also submit to background checks.
Some companies conduct FBI background checks that take a look at official information collected in national databases. The information in one of our checks may include any of the following.
Citations and Fines
Whether a legal citation or fine is included in your background check depends on the type of citation and how the information was processed. For example, most parking fines are processed locally and therefore would not appear on a national check.
A court-ordered fine as part of a criminal sentence may appear on an FBI background check.
Credit History and Reports
Credit history is not automatically included in most FBI background checks. However, if your prospective employer runs a credit check simultaneously, he or she would receive your current credit reports.
A bankruptcy is a matter of public record and may appear on a background check.
Criminal Convictions
Generally, the primary reason background checks are run is to check the applicant’s criminal history. An FBI background check includes a list of all public federal misdemeanor and felony convictions. The check may include basic information about the charge, conviction, and any resulting incarceration.
Convictions that have been expunged or sealed by a judge are not part of your official criminal history and will not show up on a background check.
Additionally, any outstanding warrants will show up on your background check.
Criminal Non-Convictions for the Last Seven Years
In addition to any criminal convictions, recent arrests that did not result in a conviction are also part of your criminal history. These non-convictions are included for seven years, after which they are cleared from your criminal history.
If you were put on probation for a crime rather than convicted, this probation will appear on background checks for seven years. A violation of this type of parole that resulted in legal consequences is treated the same as a conviction.
Housing History
While an FBI background check does not technically offer a complete housing history, it may give your employer a picture of your housing situation for the last several years. The check may include any contact information, including addresses and phone numbers that you used in an official capacity, such as on tax forms.
In some cases, the contact information of your family members may also show up on the check, especially if you have lived in a residence owned by a loved one recently.
Official Personal Information
To establish your identity, an FBI background check includes all the personal information tied to your fingerprints. This information may include:
• Date of birth
• Divorces and marriages
• Current driver’s license or state ID number
• Legal name
• Other names, including criminal aliases
• Property owned
• Tax liens
If you have gone through the legal process to change any of this information, such as taking your spouse’s surname after marriage, the check will include both the current and former personal information.
How it works?
Step 1.
Select document issuing, destination countries, and type of document
Step 2.
Input shipping, payment information and upload a scan copy of document (if available)
*Some documents need to be original format, we will inform you
Step 3.
We will get your document authenticated and send you via email and/or mail
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Time
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