Questions

Bundled screening usually reports a filing, not what the court decided. It also commonly excludes cases that were dismissed or that the renter won, so it cannot show the difference between never sued and sued and won. We read the docket and say which happened.

Eviction cases are civil court records. The big three credit bureaus stopped including civil judgments in 2017, and criminal background checks never looked in housing court.

No. We search names and addresses in court records. We do not ask for an SSN and we do not want one.

Within 3 business days, usually in one day. A person reads every report before it is sent.

The report says so, shows no details of the record, and names the one detail that would settle it. Send that detail and we reissue free.

Twelve months, included in the price. It watches coverage dates unavailable only — the same courts this report searched. We watch for every name and spelling from your order, not just the primary name. If a new case naming this applicant is filed there, we email you. {alert contents and permissible-purpose basis — counsel wording}

No, and we will not. The report gives facts, context, and an outcome category. The housing decision is yours.

{retention answer — pending the adopted retention schedule}