The NAPBS report, scheduled to be released later this summer, found that 98 percent of background screening providers surveyed encountered consumer disputes less than 5 percent of the time out of millions of background checks performed annually, and more than 95 percent of
those disputed background check reports were ultimately found to be accurate.
The NAPBS report, validated by veteran market research agency Mathew Greenwald & Associates in Washington, D.C., found that 98 percent of background screening providers surveyed encountered consumer disputes less than 5 percent of the time out of millions of background checks performed annually, and more than 95 percent of
those disputed background check reports were ultimately found to be accurate.
More than 95 percent of
those disputed background check reports were ultimately found to be accurate.
Understand how the FCRA protects consumers and what an employer must do when a consumer
disputes a background check report.
Not exact matches
If you have been trying to
dispute credit
report inaccuracies, debt collection errors, or false
background checks and are getting nowhere with the
reporting agencies or collections companies, call us right away for your free case evaluation 1-877-735-8600.
When trying to
dispute background check and credit
report errors, you may be ignored.
If you have been trying to
dispute credit
report inaccuracies, debt collection errors, or false
background checks and are getting nowhere with the
reporting agencies or collections companies, call us right away for your free case evaluation 1-877-735-8600.
If an employer is going to take adverse action based on results from an employment
background check, they must allow the applicant to review the
report and
dispute any information they feel is inaccurate with the agency who procured the
report.
In addition, employers using
background screening firms «must follow specific adverse action procedures spelled out in the FCRA» that give job applicants a fair chance to
dispute the finding in the
report and protect them from being denied employment based on inaccurate or incomplete
background check information.