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While most background checks seem to go smooth and require little work after being submitted, every now and then a report may come back that needs certain actions on your part. Hopefully, you have a procedure when these instances occur but if not, just follow these five simple steps! Ensure Report’s Information is Correct […]
In Iowa, according to law §191.5, it is illegal to pass margarine off as butter.
In Paulding, Ohio if a dog is wild the police are legally allowed to bite them if they think it will calm them.
In some parts of North Carolina, BINGO games cannot last more than 5 hours! Where’s the fun in that?
Starting on September 21st, 20018 new provisions must be added to all signed release forms. VeriCorp has provided an English and Spanish version for you to utilize. These can be found below, if you need a word version, please contact your VeriCorp representative and we can send one over to you. 2018 Applicant Release for […]
Has the straw finally broke the camel’s back? Whether it was the slow turnaround times or the missing information, you’ve now decided it is time you would like to start working with a brand new background screening provider. Now what may seem like a simple phone call might have a lot more repercussions than you […]
It is illegal to park directly in front of a Dunkin Donuts in Maine
It’s not just you when it comes to the background process so many of our clients are cross-eyed that they are unsure where to start. Before you get overwhelmed or ahead of yourself, check out the simple checklist we’ve crafted for you to ensure the process is smooth and easy. Is it in your […]
Sec. 62-58. of Maine states that no person may ride a skateboard or rollerskates on the public sidewalk. Those that are caught will face a $10.00 fine!
In Fayetteville, Arkansas it is illegal to kill any living creature.