US criminal record checks

IdentityCheck can run US criminal record checks on request as an additional check. They are enabled on your account on request and an additional cost applies.

US criminal record checks

Overview. As an additional check, IdentityCheck can run US criminal record checks. They are available on request, enabled on your account rather than through a self-serve toggle, and an additional cost applies. Like every IdentityCheck feature, they support your firm's due diligence rather than replacing your judgement.

Do you do criminal checks?

US criminal record checks are available on request. They are not enabled by default and there is no self-serve toggle. If your firm has clients for whom a US criminal record check is relevant, contact StackGo or raise a support ticket and we can enable the capability on your account. An additional cost applies.

Once enabled, the check runs automatically after a client passes identity verification, and any results appear against that verification for your staff to review. As with every IdentityCheck feature, this supports your due diligence and record keeping; it does not make a compliance decision for you. If you think you need this, get in touch and we will talk through whether it fits your situation.

Frequently asked

Does IdentityCheck do criminal checks? US criminal record checks are available on request. They are not switched on by default; if your firm needs them, contact StackGo and we can enable them on your account. An additional cost applies. Once enabled, results appear against the relevant verification for your staff to review.

How do I turn on US criminal record checks? There is no self-serve toggle. Raise a support ticket or contact StackGo and we enable the capability on your account. An additional cost applies. Once it is on, the check runs after a client passes identity verification and results appear against that verification.

Do criminal checks make a decision for me? No. Like every IdentityCheck feature, a criminal record check supports your due diligence and record keeping; it does not make a compliance decision for you. Your staff review the result and decide what it means for your firm.

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