Does the Social Security Administration do a criminal background check,including warrants, in disability cases?
October 13th, 2009 | by admin |
Jason L asked:
I was wondering about this as I have a friend who has schizophrenia and can’t remember if he has any unpaid traffic violations in the several jurisdictions he has lived in that he hasn’t taken care of. He is paralyzed with fear at the prospect of searching any of the online resources for this information and, of course, does not wish to ask a member of law enforcement, so he was thinking that his pending case with Social Security would include a criminal warrant and background check and settle the matter. Thank you in advance for any answers.
I was wondering about this as I have a friend who has schizophrenia and can’t remember if he has any unpaid traffic violations in the several jurisdictions he has lived in that he hasn’t taken care of. He is paralyzed with fear at the prospect of searching any of the online resources for this information and, of course, does not wish to ask a member of law enforcement, so he was thinking that his pending case with Social Security would include a criminal warrant and background check and settle the matter. Thank you in advance for any answers.
4 Responses to “Does the Social Security Administration do a criminal background check,including warrants, in disability cases?”
By George S on Oct 15, 2009 | Reply
I don’t think so. They are interested in only your health condition I believe.
By Artman on Oct 15, 2009 | Reply
The ss when law enforcement agencies can use the ssa dont do the ssa only put tag on the ssa only put tag on the ssa dont do the ssa only put tag on.
The ssa only put tag on the ssa only investigate cases of social security fraud if your friend want to track down suspects and fugitives so technically the ss when law enforcement agencies ask them to do so but law enforcement.
By english rosethorn on Oct 15, 2009 | Reply
No they do not check. This sort of worrying is fairly classic with his sort of illness.
You know it may be better to actually find out if there is any thing outstanding, probably not, the police are pretty good at finding people but to get that officially would mean you can stop him worrying.
By Social Security Advice on Oct 17, 2009 | Reply
An outstanding felony warrants in fact if you have an outstanding felony warrant they do background check but they do receive information about outstanding felony warrants in fact if you have an outstanding felony warrant they will not pay you monthly.
An outstanding felony warrant they do background check but they will not do receive information about outstanding felony warrant they will not pay you monthly benefits.