backround check
can some one do this 4 me .. i am just curious to see what employers would see.. etc...
Are you wanting this just out of curiosity or because you think something might be wrong?
I would do it yourself do a Goggle search for employer its easy or for yourself
it is illegal for anyone in hr to run a background check on a person without them signing the release forms. not to mention company's are charged per location/state/etc for each background check. however, like others suggested, you can run your own for a fee on several sites.
this site is accurate and reasonably priced. http://www.backgroundchecks.com/Personal/CriminalBackgroundCheck $29.95 for a national check (which is what most reputable companies run). Depending on the company, they may look back 7 to 10 yrs; however, ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING will come up. Regardless of the records being over 7 to 10 yrs, expunged, sealed etc. They may also run a MVR for your driving record.
For reference, always be sure to read the background check info on the application carefully and answer honestly. If you have been convicted of a ANY felony or misdemeanor answer YES! When you submit your social security # for your background check, it is all going to come out anyway. Answering yes doesn't automatically disqualify you; however, if you answer no it will be considered falsification of application and that is an automatic disqualification.
Some states allow you to request a copy of the results for free from the background check done by a company. Usually you request this copy when filling out the necessary paperwork giving them permission to do the check. I recently did this and was surprised to find something on my record that didn't relate to me.
What should I do
Hey Antonio, You might be able to do that yourself. Do a Google search for background check and there will should different places this can be done. Hope this helps!
Also, no one can run a check without having more info on you (which I don't suggest you provide on this sort of forum). I agree with the others and do it yourself. If you then see something of concern and want advice on how it might affect employment, we're here!