Note to California Clients

Per CA PC 290.46 (j)(1), an employer may be authorized to use information on the CA Megan’s Law sex offender database only to protect a person at risk.

Employers regulated by Penal Code 11105 & 11105.3, Family Code 8808, Financial Code 777.5 and 14409.2, HSC 1522.01 and 1596.871, and Labor Code 4322.7 are authorized to access this information.

Without authorization under provision of law, use for employment purposes is strictly prohibited (CA PC 290.46 (j)(2)(E)).

Any use of the information in this search for employment purposes without exemption provided by paragraph 1 or in violation of paragraph 2 shall make the user liable for damages not exceeding $25,000 dollars.

Sex Offender Registry Search

Maintain a safe work environment for customers and employees

Sex offender registry searches provide employers with crucial background information to protect their workplace. This comprehensive screening process examines the National Sex Offender Public Database alongside individual state registries to identify potential risks during hiring.

Employers Choice Screening conducts thorough searches using applicant identifying information across multiple databases. Our team cross-references this data with national and state-level registries to deliver accurate results. We provide employers with the comprehensive background information they need to make informed hiring decisions.

This screening process strengthens your hiring protocol by adding an essential safety layer. Companies can better protect their customers, employees, and business reputation when they have access to complete applicant background information. Our efficient search methodology ensures you receive timely, accurate results that support your commitment to workplace safety.

Levels of Service

National Sex Offender Registry Search

Searches the sex offender registries of all states and U.S. Territories.

State Sex Offender Registry Search

Searches the sex offender registry of the applicant’s state of residence.

Average Turn-Around Time

Instant – 1 Business Day

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the National Sex Offenders Registry?
The National Sex Offender Registry is a public database that compiles information about individuals convicted of sex crimes across the United States. This registry allows employers and the general public to access vital information on sex offenders and make informed decisions about safety.
The National Sex Offender Registry helps employers make safer hiring decisions by providing information on applicants with a history of sex offenses. This allows employers to avoid hiring individuals who may pose a risk to workplace safety.
Workplace safety screenings are crucial to identifying potential risks, such as individuals who may be listed in the National Sex Offender Registry. By integrating these screenings into your hiring process, employers can protect their employees and ensure a safe working environment for everyone.
A public database is an online platform that makes certain types of information available to the public, such as the National Sex Offender Registry. These databases provide access to information on individuals who have committed sex crimes, helping businesses, communities, and individuals stay informed and make safer decisions.