Background Checks by IDD

 

 
Background Checks (All checks require a signed consent form)

Profile Search (Comprehensive)
  • Social Security Trace
  • Telephone Listing
  • Prior residence history
  • List of corporate affiliations
  • List of property ownership
  • Driver license(s)
  • List of associates (Family and Friends)

Civil Records Search (County / Parish and Federal
  • Identify and provide civil suits and judgments
  • Provide copy of complaint and final order
  • Summarize status of pending cases
  • Records available through Federal, State and County/Parish Clerk of Court

Consumer Credit Report (for employment purposes)
  • Financial Credit Report through National Credit Reporting Agency

Criminal Records Search (County / Parish and Federal)
  • County/Parish and/or Federal criminal record (felony and misdemeanor)
  • Prior seven years of convictions
  • Examples: Theft; assault; robbery; drug possession; murder; etc.

Education Verification
  • Confirmation of academic achievements including graduation, degrees and dates attended specified institutions

Military Records Verification
  • DD-214 Form required

Motor Vehicle Report
  • Driving record (State specific based on license)

Past Employment Verification
  • Confirmation of employment history for the most recent employers

Professional License Verification
  • Confirmation (status) of license
  • Date of issuance
  • Expiration date
  • Disciplinary Action
  • Complaints

Social Security Trace
  • Name verification; Date of Issuance; Prior residence

Statewide Criminal Records Search (Medical Personnel Only
  • Statewide criminal record (felony and misdemeanor)
  • Not available in all states since some states don't have comprehensive database


Workers Compensation Search
  • Prior Workers Compensation claim activity through Department of Labor (State)
  • Must comply with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA)

FEATURED SERVICES

 

Federal DOT mandates that only the following five drugs be tested for: amphetamines, cocaine, cannabinoids, opiates, and phencyclidine. Additional drugs beyond these five are considered non-DOT drug panels and must be tested separately. For clients that are not federally mandated they can choose what drugs they want for the testing panel and how many.