SERVICES

Criminal Records Search
A search of felony and misdemeanor records in a specific county or state. Information returned may include the individual's name as it appears in court records, date of birth, social security number, address, driver's license number, file date, charge(s), disposition of each charge, sentence and disposition date.

Social Security Number Trace
Given a name and social security number, we can verify if the number has been assigned to the search name. Also, this search aids in identifying other counties where an applicant may have lived.

National Background Database Search
This search should be used in addition to a standard county-level criminal search. It is intended to broaden the scope of your due diligence. It is a good tool for screening candidates who travel out of their home county.

National Sex Offender Search
A search of the national sex offender registry. Information returned may include: applicant's name, date of birth, social security number, address, race, sex, height, weight, hair and eye color, distinguishing marks, alias(es), FBI and state offender number and offense.

Motor Vehicle Reports (Driving Record) - MVR
This report provides you with Driver's License number, issue date, current status, other classifications, restrictions and moving and non-moving traffic violations.

Credit Report
Information returned may include: name as it appears on credit report and maiden names or other names, social security number, address, employment history, credit fraud alerts, as well as the financial history of applicant.

Tenant Screening
This report provides FICO score, name, and maiden names or other names, social security number, employment history, as well as the financial history of applicant.

OIG (Office of Inspector General)/GSA (General Services Administration)
Searches for violations of Medicare, Medicaid and other federally funded programs. Exclusions include convictions for program related fraud, patient abuse, default on health education assisted loans and licensing board actions. This search is conducted through the databases maintained by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and the General Services Administration (GSA).

Terrorist/Homeland Security Search
Check of applicants to ensure that they are not listed on any Terrorist and/or Fugitive watch lists that are available in today's heightened security environment.

Education Verification
Confirmation of the subject's claimed educational credentials (high school, college, professional, doctorate or technical degrees). Note: Applicant must provide name and location of school, as well as name used while attending.

Employment Verification
Given a resume or application, ICA can verify dates of employment, position(s) held and salary and eligibility for re-hire (if not prohibited by company policy).

Professional License Verification
Verification of professional licenses required for occupational practice such as: nursing, welding, trade skills, educators, attorneys, CPA's, etc. Information may include issuing agency, date of issue, date of expiration and current status.

Personal Reference Check
Given a resume or application, ICA will verify references provided by the applicant. Information returned usually includes: length of time known, in what capacity, general impression, strengths/weaknesses, ability to interact with others and reasons for no recommendation.

Business Reference Check
ICA will check the business reference provided on the application for employment. Information returned may include: name, company name and phone number of reference, departure reason, eligibility for rehire, performance and attendance record. (Information available if not prohibited by company policy).

Worker's Compensation
A check of state or regional records for evidence of any Workers' Compensation claim(s) made by the applicant. Information returned varies from state to state and may include file or case number, ID information, nature of injury and date of claim. Note: Use of workers' compensation information is strictly REGULATED and is not available in all states. A release is often required. Some states require the release to be notarized.

Urine Substance Abuse Drug Screening
Our NIDA (National Institute on Drug Abuse) certified testing facility provides a comprehensive 5-panel drug screen. This is a certification of the presence of cocaine, marijuana (THC), opiates/morphine, amphetamines and methamphetamines.