A Level 2 Background Check begins with the submission of electronic fingerprints to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (“FDLE”). A criminal history record check will be conducted both statewide (through the FDLE) and nationwide (through the FBI).
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) requires the electronic submission of fingerprints in order to conduct a state and national criminal history record check. To do this, applicants must submit fingerprints via a Livescan device. Livescan device operators are located throughout the State of Florida.
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Some people have the misconception that their criminal record will “clear” after a period of 7 years. This is a misnomer. Although your criminal record does not automatically clear after 7 years, you can take steps to have your case expunged or your record sealed.
A convicted offender is eligible to petition the sentencing court for the sealing of the records of the case after one year has passed from the date the defendant completed their sentence in a misdemeanor case or three years in cases that resulted in a felony conviction.
Depending on what information is needed and how you go about obtaining that information, an employment background check can be completed in a few minutes to up to four days in normal circumstances.
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The requests should be processed faster upon receipt of your completed fingerprint card in the date order they are received. If you submit a request electronically directly to the FBI, you may visit a participating U.S. Post Office location to submit your fingerprints electronically as part of your request.