Download the Background Investigation Questionnaire - NYC.gov 2026

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  2. Begin by filling out your Personal Information. This includes your full name, date of birth, and social security number. Ensure that all details are accurate as they will be verified.
  3. Proceed to the Residence section. Enter your current address and any previous addresses if applicable. Make sure to include dates of residence.
  4. In the Family/Household Information section, list all relevant family members along with their relationship to you and their dates of birth.
  5. Complete the Driving Record/Motor Vehicle Information section by providing details about your driver's license status and any vehicles registered in your name.
  6. Fill out the Academic/Educational Record section, listing all institutions attended and degrees obtained. Attach any necessary documentation if required.
  7. Continue through Employment History, U.S. Military Service, Criminal/Investigatory History, and other sections as prompted, ensuring all information is complete and truthful.
  8. Finally, review your responses for accuracy before signing the Certification and Signature page in front of a Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds.

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Typically, a firefighter background check will include a criminal history search, an employment verification check, and a drug test. Some departments only check local criminal records, while others pull records from state or national sources.
The methods you choose for conducting pre-employment background checks will impact how long it will take for you to receive the information. If you submit a request through the Office of Court Administrations direct access site, the state normally returns reports by the next business day.
Official criminal history records maintained by the Division of Criminal Justice Service detail arrest, indictment, and conviction and sentence information reported to the state by police departments, district attorneys offices, the courts and other criminal justice agencies.
Common background check turnaround times Type of screeningAverage turnaround time Criminal background check 1-3 days Employment verification 1-3 minutes (quick verification) to 2-7 days (manual entry) Reference checks 2-5 days Driving record (MVR) check 1 hour to 1-3 business days2 more rows 6 days ago

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The SF-86 is the form commonly used by the Department of Justice to request investigations for its attorneys.
Background checks pull from multiple databases, which can impact how long they take to process. Each database may have its own processing times and access requirements. For example, criminal records might be stored at county, state, and federal levels, each with different retrieval times.

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