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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Office of Inspector General CCDBG Criminal Background Check Questionnaire in the editor.
- Begin by entering your full name, including any middle names, and place of birth using the two-letter state code.
- Provide your date of birth and Social Security Number. Ensure that all information is typed or printed clearly.
- List your residential history for the past five years, ensuring to include complete addresses without using P.O. boxes.
- Answer questions regarding your criminal arrest history accurately. If applicable, provide details about any offenses.
- Review all entries for accuracy before signing and dating the Certification Statement on Page 5 and the Release Form on Page 6.
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