- Identity & Credit
- Criminal Records
- County Criminal Record Search
- Federal District Criminal Record Search
- Nationwide Criminal Database Record Search
- Nationwide Criminal Database Record Search w/Alias
- Nationwide Wants & Warrants
- Bureau Of Industry and Security/OFAC Search
- Nationwide Sex Offender Registry
- Statewide Sex Offender Registry
- Verifications & Credentialing
- Financial Searches
- International Searches
- Vendor Screening
- Business Credit Reports
- Business Name Filings
- Corporation/Limited Partnership Search
- UCC Filings
- Media/Internet Searches
- Better Business Bureau Reports
- Dunn and Bradstreet Reports
- Professional License Verification
- Professional Reference Interview
- OIG List of Excluded Parties
- DOT Verifications
- County Criminal Record Search
- Federal District Criminal Record Search
- Nationwide Criminal Database Record Search
- Nationwide Criminal Database Record Search w/Alias
- Nationwide Wants & Warrants
- Bureau Of Industry and Security/OFAC Search
- Nationwide Sex Offender Registry
- Statewide Sex Offender Registry
- County Civil Record Search
- Federal District Civil Record Search
- Tax Liens & Judgments
- Nationwide Bankruptcy Records Search
- Driver Qualification
- Drug Screening
A Credit History search is highly recommended for Applicants who will be working in financial, management and executive positions, and allows for insight into an Applicant’s stability, as well as their sense of responsibility, critical characteristics when hiring individuals with financial duties and management duties.
All Mega Group Online credit history searches are conducted in compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and all applicable county, state and federal guidelines and laws.
New law effective January 1, 2012 limits the running of credit reports in the state of California. Click here to visit the Mega Group Online blog to learn more about this legislature, and how it could impact your hiring requirements.
Did you know?
The FBI calls employee theft the fastest growing crime in America. 55% of perpetrators of employee theft are managers.

