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Compliance Inspections are visits to a facility or business (e.g., business, mortgage, collection agency) for the purpose of gathering information to determine whether it is in compliance. Inspections generally include pre-inspection activities such as obtaining general site information before entering the facility or business. Other activities that may be conducted during the on-site visit include:
- interviewing facility or site representatives,
- reviewing records and reports,
- taking photographs,
- collecting samples, and
- observing facility or site operations.
ON-SITE |
Credit Reporting Agencies (Experian, Equifax and TransUnion) have mandated guidelines to ensure that information is distributed and maintained in a secure environment, used in a manner consistent with state and federal requirements and provided only to end-users who have a permissible purpose for the use of the data. Our inspector will physically visit the business to ensure compliance with these guidelines. The inspector is trained to observe business signage, evidence of business activity, and certify that the location is a secured environment.
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DEBT COLLECTOR INSPECTION |
There are many rules and regulations governing debt collection agency as outlined in the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). The purpose of this inspection is to verify that your debt collector vendor is following appropriate rules and regulations. This includes a physical inspection of the business as well as a interview with key contact that represent the business.
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I-9 VERIFICATION INSPECTION |
The Department of Homeland Security requires that someone physically verify newly hired regular or temporary, part-time, and full-time employees work eligibility and identification documents, and then complete Section 2 of Form I-9.
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