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What information does the Archdiocese obtain from the background check?

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What information does the Archdiocese obtain from the background check?

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We verify a person’s identity and background based on their name, date of birth, and social security number. We also check to see if there is any relevant information in the agency’s database of criminal records and in state sexual offender registries. To do this, we use a credit agency that has access to this kind of information. Don’t be alarmed at the use of the word “credit”. We do not ask for any financial information about you. If you obtain your own credit report, it will note that the Archdiocese or the credit check agency has “obtained a copy” of your credit report. Again, we never ask for any financial information — the agency is required by law to note any time your information has been accessed, even if it was only to verify your identity. However, the credit agency does not reveal to potential lenders that your information has been accessed — it will only appear on your copy of your credit report.

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