Tuesday - The BSA has selected records of persons in current CBC-Required positions and for whom we have CBC Authorization for the National Recheck process. The Rechecks will occur in October with processing done directly by First Advantage and not individually by Councils. The National Council selected these individuals from your council who need current CBC. The results will be returned to your council account just as any other CBC is returned. We do not anticipate that this will have any significant impact on your council, but if a criminal record is found, it is critical that the record be reviewed and addressed following usual procedure. At the conclusion of the process the records checked will be entered in Council CBC History. Requirements for inclusion in the National CBC Recheck process: 1. CBC done previously starting in March 2003 through the period ending December 31, 2017. 2. CBC Authorization on File (Yes). 3. Currently registered in a CBC-Required Position. Using your Volunteer Advantage Account: Access to the Volunteer Advantage Account for your Council will continue as usual. Because this process is being implemented by First Advantage it is separate from normal CBC processing. Please continue to be careful to use your current Password that is displayed in Registrar Tools – CBC Admin. You will see an increase in orders in your account, each identified as National CBC Recheck. Larger Councils will have more orders, and this will increase the wait time for Volunteer Advantage to populate with the records. Please be patient while this occurs. Processing by First Advantage will require several weeks. Please submit concerns requesting support to Member Care as usual. Thank you for your cooperation.
Sunday, October 9, 2022
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