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In this video, consumer protection attorney Bill Clanton discusses how individuals can fail a background check. He notes that if you've failed one, you likely received pre-adverse and post-adverse action notices, which provide information about the check. You have the right to dispute any inaccuracies, potentially invoking the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The primary reason people fail background checks is having a criminal history, such as a fraud charge when applying for a job at a bank. Clanton emphasizes that understanding the reasons behind a failed background check is crucial for addressing inaccuracies and improving your chances in future applications.