We Provide Comprehensive FDLE Background Check in Florida

A criminal history record check reveals an individual’s criminal background by searching state or national databases, ensuring compliance and safety for various roles or purposes.

Level 1 checks involve state-only name-based searches, while Level 2 checks are more thorough, including fingerprint-based checks of both state and national records.

State checks require identification details and fingerprints for verification, while national checks involve FBI-level fingerprinting for cross-state searches.

ORI and OCA numbers identify agencies for processing checks. Agencies can apply for these codes through the state, usually taking a few days to process.

Typically, national checks include sex offender registry information, so a separate check is not usually required.

Yes, school district volunteers often undergo background checks to ensure the safety of students and staff.

Yes, some agencies may require periodic rechecks to ensure up-to-date information on an individual’s background.

Conducting a background check can reduce liability, showing that an employer took steps to verify the safety and suitability of a candidate.

No, sealed, expunged, and most juvenile records are generally excluded from standard background checks, unless otherwise authorized.

Hot File notifications alert agencies if an individual checked in the past has a new arrest or update to their criminal history.

Yes, some Florida-specific records may not be shared nationally, so the state repository may have additional information.

No, results are confidential and typically cannot be shared with other agencies unless legally permitted.

Private employers may receive only specific information permitted by law, usually limited to criminal convictions relevant to the job.

Non-governmental agencies can receive results only when state and federal regulations explicitly allow it.

Consider how recent the check was and if any new legal changes or offenses occurred since the check was completed.