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It's not a requirement - but it is common practice for a company to ascertain whether a new applicant is capable of operating a credit account responsibly.
The collection agency is required to inform the debtor that the account is now under their jurisdiction.
both applicant and employers ... i think
Only the law enforcement agency you are considering can answer that question. Call the Human Resources dept. of that agency and ask them; you should also ask them for the criteria that is required of an applicant.
In general terms, yes, but it depends on the program or agency and the specific laws of a country or state. Since your question is posted in Grammar, the question should read: Can a parent be an applicant
In some states persons who apply for public assistance are subjected to background checks. Such investigationswill turn up anyoutstanding warrants. If that happens the agency is required torelay the applicant's information to the proper authorities.
An ORI, or Originating Agency Identifier, basically identifies the agency that has originated a request. For a civil applicant, it's the agency that has told you that you must undergo a fingerprint-based background check.
No, once a collection agency relinquishes their claim to the account by selling it they must remove all negative trade lines related to that account from your credit reports. Hope this helps ST
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In a advertising agency 15% commission is paid to the account manager. This is mostly the percentage on the total sales.
Yes.
A regular consumer agency collect and sell information about the creditworthiness of individuals. A credit reporting agency doesn't make any decisions about whether a specific person should be extended credit or not. Instead, it collects information that it considers relevant to a person's credit habits and history, and uses this information to assign a credit score to indicate how creditworthy a person is.