Background Checks

[Anonymous]

We need to run a background check on a nanny we plan to hire. If you conducted a background check on your nanny, which service did you use?

[Anonymous]

Do not do one online.

I once did one where I paid $39.95 only to learn that I had been married to someone seven years before I was born!

True story.

[Anonymous]

GTM Payroll Services will screen your candidates including a Social Security check, credit check, driver’s license check, criminal conviction search and drug testing. 800-929-9213

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:GTM Payroll Services will screen your candidates including a Social Security check, credit check, driver’s license check, criminal conviction search and drug testing. 800-929-9213

Most nannies no longer allow credit checks, unless they'll be handling the family's finances.

[Anonymous]

You need a company that runs finger prints.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You need a company that runs finger prints.

Never heard of a nanny being asked for fingerprints. Who does that? I'd think you'd have to be offering six figures.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need a company that runs finger prints.

Never heard of a nanny being asked for fingerprints. Who does that? I'd think you'd have to be offering six figures.

Trustline does fingerprints.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need a company that runs finger prints.

Never heard of a nanny being asked for fingerprints. Who does that? I'd think you'd have to be offering six figures.

Trustline does fingerprints.

Is that only CA?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need a company that runs finger prints.

Never heard of a nanny being asked for fingerprints. Who does that? I'd think you'd have to be offering six figures.

Trustline does fingerprints.

In the DMV area? No.

[Anonymous]

Credit check for a nanny? Common folks get lost.

[Anonymous]

If anything, nannies should be doing credit checks on the parents. How would you know if they're really going to pay you appropriately and on time, as agreed?

Lots of nannies have been victimized this way by their employers. Few of them can invest the time to sue in court.