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Your R.I. state background check will reflect fingerprint-supported arrests that resulted in a criminal conviction or equivalent or that are pending prosecution at the time of the inquiry. These include both misdemeanors and felonies. These records will include dispositions such as guilty or nolo pleas; guilty verdicts; guilty filings, not guilty filings, and deferred sentences until those dispositions are expunged or sealed by the court.

Background checks used for criminal justice, law enforcement, or other specific purposes may require additional information. These inquiries typically involve: the process for expungement of criminal charges, legal name changes, criminal court proceedings, records requested for admission to the practice of law (the bar) (including character and fitness and disciplinary committee requests), enlistment in the armed forces, firearms purchases, or concealed carry permit applications. These checks will also be provided to inquiries from a law enforcement agency, the Courts, and attorneys authorized to receive this information. If you need a state background check for one of these reasons, please advise BCI staff when you make your request.

If you require a national background check for employment, your employer will provide you with paperwork prior to coming in for a background check. For more information about how to obtain a national background check please refer to the tabs below.

We will only provide a copy of your state background check to you. We will provide a copy of your state background check to a third party only with a signed and notarized release. These records may not be disseminated, reproduced, or used for purposes other than as authorized by law.

You will need a valid state or federal photo identification. A list of acceptable IDs may be found under the state background check menu option below. State background checks cost $5. For acceptable forms of payment please review the payment menu option below. For more information about how to obtain a state background check please refer to the state background check menu option below.

There is no expiration date on a background check. However, your background check is time and date stamped. It is up to whomever you provide your background check to determine whether they require a more recent report.

The Office of Attorney General of Rhode Island does not have access to Juvenile Records. We can only process background checks for anyone who is 18 years of age or older. If you have any questions regarding juvenile records, please refer to Rhode Island Family Court.

It is our policy to process one state background check per person at the BCI window. If you require state background checks for multiple individuals, please consider sending via mail or dropping off in batches.

For transactions involving multiple background checks, please allow two business days for processing. Remember to include contact information for pick up notification and bring your ID/proof of any organization you work for when picking up.

There are a growing number of Rhode Island laws that require individuals to provide a fingerprint-based national background for purposes of employment, operating a business or serving as a caregiver. Below is a guide to where to obtain a national background check for specific purposes. The guide is subject to change as state laws are amended.

To obtain a national background check through the Office of Attorney General, individuals must read and complete the following form. To save time, we suggest you print and complete prior to coming in.

If you are a Long Term Care applicant seeking employment at one of the following program types, you MUST be registered by your potential employer and present a letter of eligibility with the registration number in order to be fingerprinted for the national background check:

The Office of the Attorney General can provide you with a set of your fingerprints on a fingerprint card to use as you need. The cost to be fingerprinted onto a fingerprint card is $15.80 with a credit/debit card.

If you are out of state needing fingerprint cards, you would need to contact a fingerprinting agency in your state. If you are not sure who can provide fingerprint cards or who can fingerprint in your state, contact your local law enforcement agency for more information.

The Office of Student Protection Unit (OSP) conducts criminal background checks of applicants for positions in New Jersey's public schools, private schools for students with disabilities, charter schools, and nonpublic schools, as well as for authorized vendors and authorized school bus contractors, by working through the New Jersey State Police (NJSP) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

There are three different types of applications to select from to complete the Criminal History record check. Please read the descriptions below to determine which of the applications is correct for you.

SEVP is a part of the National Security Investigations Division and acts as a bridge for government organizations that have an interest in information on nonimmigrants whose primary reason for coming to the United States is to be students.

It is best to keep a scheduled appointment date, time, and location. If you can make the appointment time, but need to change the location of your appointment, please refer to the ICE Field Office list for a check-in location nearest you. Only schedule a new check-in appointment if you cannot make your scheduled time.

Depending on the conditions of your release, your paperwork may not include a reporting date, location, and time. If so, you must make an appointment to meet the conditions of your release. You can do this online.

Please make an appointment with ICE before showing up in person. Making an appointment online meets the requirements of your release, even if the next available appointment is later than the timeframe on your paperwork.

Yes. When you make your appointment online, you can print, email, or text a copy of your appointment details. It is important to keep a record of this information in a place that is easy for you to access.

In addition to the face value of the check, our office will also collect a $30 merchant fee, per check, on your behalf. This is intended to cover any returned check fees you may have been charged by your bank. The writer will also be charged a Criminal District Attorney fee. The amount of this fee depends on the amount for which the check is written. It is anywhere from $15 to $75 per check. Any money collected on your behalf will be sent, in the form of a check, to the address you provide on the affidavit. Note that if the writer cannot pay in one payment, we will allow them to set up a payment agreement. Money will be sent to you as it is collected.

Understand that the purpose of this office is not collection, but rather prosecution of individuals who commit acts prohibited by Texas law. While we will do our best to recover restitution for you, we may not be able to do that. If the defendant does not repay the money owed, the judge may order the defendant to serve time in jail in order to pay back his/her debt to society.

Newly admitted graduate and professional students must claim and set their NetID and NetID password to access UI-Integrate Self-Service. To claim your NetID, you need your Activation Code and your University Identification Number (UIN). This is available to undergraduate students when you log into myIllini and for graduate students in the email sent to you by your department. If you need help with your NetID and NetID Password, contact the Technology Services Help Desk at 217-244-7000 or con...@illinois.edu.

Due to FERPA laws, the service desk(s) are only able to help continuing and prospective students with ID and password issues; they are not able to provide information to parents of continuing or prospective students.

Your mailing address is your local or campus address; it can be the same as your permanent address. We send information to your mailing address from mid-August to the first week of May, unless you have a residence hall address. Many university offices will use the mailing address year-round.

You can pay with a check by mail or in person in the Student Services Center at the Bursar's Office, You also have the optio of placing your check payment in the night depository which is located to the right of the front entrance of the Student Services Center (under the digital sign).

In the interest of professionalism, public trust, and safety for families and individuals, Utah code requires that all persons associated with a licensed facility (owners, directors, members of a governing body, employees, agents, providers, contractors, and volunteers) who have or will have direct access to vulnerable clients must complete and considered eligible by a background check. Until the Office of Background Processing (OBP) has approved the background check, an applicant shall not have direct access to a vulnerable client in a licensed program.

OBP processes and monitors the background checks for each type of program licensed by the Office of Licensing (OL). These program types include Human Services, Child Care, and Health Facilities. Each type of program has specific requirements for completing background checks. Click on the buttons below to learn more about the background check process for each type.

Certified Background Check (Single County) for Yourself or Others by Clerk of Superior Court OfficeRequest a certified criminal record search by name for yourself or others in a single county through the clerk of superior court office at the courthouse. Note: This search only checks the court records in that one county. It is not a statewide record search.

For eCourts counties: You may search Portal online for case information and court records by name, case number, attorney, and more. Individuals performing background checks should use the county clerk's office for doing so, not Portal.