Your FCRA rights are

The right to only authorised background checks.
The right to have accurate information contained in your report.
The right to receive and review all consumer reports conducted about yourself.
The right to know what specific information from any particular record has been used to decide against their application for employment, housing or other opportunity.
The right to challenge any incorrect, misleading or false information in your report.
The right to sue if you suffer financial, emotional or other harm as a result of an inaccurate report, and to seek correction and compensation.

Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the First Advantage has obligations, including:

The obligation to use a "reasonable procedure to ensure the greatest degree of accuracy possible."
The obligation to investigate any disputes that you submit in a prompt and fair manner.
The obligation to correct any inaccuracies in your report within a reasonable period of time.

You have the right to dispute your First Advantage background check report if you believe it contains inaccurate or misleading information. To do so, you may contact First Advantage directly or file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

You may be able to file a lawsuit against First Advantage if you have suffered financial or emotional harm as a result of an inaccurate or misleading background check report. To discuss your legal options, you should consult a lawyer.

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