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Q: Why is a Social Security Number Verification necessary?
A: This is an excellent way to uncover information such as other names and/or counties of residence an applicant may be attempting to keep concealed.

Q: What do you do with the additional names or counties found?
A: We compile all the names and counties found and conduct criminal records searches under the additional names and additional counties found.

Q: What if an individual has committed a crime in a location not listed as a place of residence?
A: No search guarantees that it will find every criminal record however, the National Criminal Database Search (NCDS) as a supplement to an in-person county search will reveal criminal records from across the United States held in this comprehensive database. This search is only conducted in conjunction with an in-person county search. ESS understands the value of the National Criminal Database however; databases cannot be trusted as a sole source of criminal records verification.

Q: Will the in-person county search and the (NCDS) cover all necessary areas to be searched?
A: No! Crimes prosecuted on a Federal level need to be searched through the Federal Courts. Examples of such crimes are: Securities and Tax Law Violations, Immigration, Weapons, White Collar and Interstate Drug Crimes just to name a few.

Q: Does ESS offer Drug Screening?
A: Yes! With over 10,000 collection facilities nationwide, our partners are leaders in the industry and can report results in just 24 hours.

Q: What is your turn around time?
A: Searches are completed and returned within 24 to 48 hours.

Q: How does ESS comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)?
A: The FCRA states that no information can be obtained without the written consent of the applicant. We required a signed Consent form on every person being screened. No search is conducted without it.

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