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How to Start Your Dispute

After reviewing your rights, please fill out the dispute form on this page to let us know about any inaccuracies in your background report. Please share as many details as possible when submitting the dispute form. You’ll hear back from the USA Background Checks dispute team via email or phone within 5 business days.

Have Questions?

We care about making sure your background report is 100% accurate and are committed to helping resolve any inaccuracies. Contact us at (877) 872-0036 for step-by-step help from a member of our dispute team

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Dispute the Accuracy of Your Background Report

See something that doesn’t look right in your background report? You have the right to file a dispute. Before you get started, here’s what you need to know.

Learn Your Rights

The federal Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) — which promotes the accuracy, fairness, and privacy of information in the files of consumer reporting agencies — grants you rights regarding your background check. You can see a detailed summary of your rights under the FCRA here.

How Did Inaccurate Information Get in My Background Report?

USA background Checks report data comes from publicly available information. Because public records are not immune to errors, it’s possible that inaccurate records were unknowingly included in your report. Some common reasons for inaccurate information showing up in a background report include:

  • Identity theft
  • Typos made by the public agency when they created a record
  • Records that were not updated by the public agency
  • Mix-ups resulting from having a common name