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  • Which Background Check Is Right For You? (US edition)0

    A background check, also known as police record or criminal report, is a summary of all the arrests and charges against an individual. State and federal agencies issue background checks on their citizens and residents by comparing their personal information against police and court databases. For US citizens, the FBI issues federal background checks that

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  • Good news: You don’t have to go to the US for fingerprints0

    Need an FBI Background Check? Don’t want to travel back to the US just to have your fingerprints taken? Skip the hassle! Save time and money, and get it all done without leaving paradise. Currently, the FBI prohibits digital transmission of fingerprints from outside the US. To submit digital scans inside the US, you must work

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  • Waiting for Sanity in the TSE1

    As Outliers, we must think outside the box. Far from being part of the problem, we strive to be part of the solution. Instead of complaining, we try to come up with ideas. This has been one of the pillars of our company values. As such, we have always fought for what we believe is

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  • And What if I Have a Criminal Record?2

    If you’ve ever considered retiring in Costa Rica or applying for residency as an Investor, Rentista, Self-Employed, etc. this information might be of your interest. Costa Rican immigration law cites a recent, duly apostilled/legalized background check certificate as one of the requirements to apply for Residency. Immmigration has confirmed that only national-coverage background check such

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  • Residency Requirements, the Background Check0

    There is a new issue we have come across. According to Immigration Regulations, a requirement to be eligible for residency is to have a clear criminal record for the past ten years. Therefore, people who have been convicted of a crime committed more than ten years ago are eligible for residency, provided they comply with

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  • The Background Check Requirement25

    According to Section 70 of the Immigration Law (Law No. 8764 of 2009) foreign nationals who file an application to remain in the country under any of the categories as described in the law, must have not been convicted of a crime within ten years prior to requesting immigration status. What does this mean? Well

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