Expunged records should not appear on First Advantage background checks. If FADV reports an expunged case and refuses to remove it after a dispute, you may have a strong FCRA claim.

A false sex offender entry on a First Advantage report is a serious and damaging mistake. You have the right to dispute the error and may be entitled to compensation.

If First Advantage reported someone else’s criminal history under your name, it’s a serious background check error and likely an FCRA violation. You may be entitled to correction and compensation.

First Advantage can report pending charges, but inaccurate or outdated pending cases are illegal under the FCRA. A false pending status may entitle you to compensation.

First Advantage should never report expunged or sealed records. If they appear on your background check, it may be an FCRA violation and you may be entitled to compensation.