Who this is for
New York employers, multi-state HR teams, staffing firms, regulated employers, property managers, and contractors hiring candidates in New York.
New York screening
New York employers need screening workflows that consider FCRA requirements, local fair chance rules, role scope, source timing, and candidate dispute paths.
New York employers, multi-state HR teams, staffing firms, regulated employers, property managers, and contractors hiring candidates in New York.
New York and New York City employers should understand when criminal history may be requested or considered for the role and location.
Use the role to decide whether county criminal, federal criminal, employment verification, education verification, MVR, credit where permissible, drug screening, or exclusion checks are needed.
If report information may affect a decision, employers should follow the required notice, report-copy, and dispute process under applicable law.
| Hiring context | Common starting point | Add when needed |
|---|---|---|
| General employment | Silver or Gold | Employment or education verification |
| Drivers or field staff | Gold | MVR, drug screening |
| Healthcare roles | Gold or Platinum | OIG/SAM, license verification |
| Government contractors | Enterprise | Federal criminal, SAM/CAGE documentation support |
FAQ
Some components move quickly, but courts, verifications, DMVs, labs, international sources, and other source work can add time.
Base package pricing is published. Third-party source access fees may apply and are passed through at cost with no markup.
No. This page is general screening guidance. Employers should consult counsel for federal, state, local, and role-specific requirements.
Start with published SMB pricing, then add searches only when the role requires them. Enterprise support is available for custom matrices, volume pricing, and documentation needs.