Securing a criminal background check prior to employment, licensure, or certification aids in the evaluation of the applicant, and in some situations are legally required.
RAP sheets are based on fingerprint submissions. The DOJ compiles records of arrest and prosecution, known as “RAP sheets,” and disseminates the information for law enforcement, employment and licensing purposes. The DOJ maintains the statewide criminal records for the State of California. The applicant takes the form to a LiveScan operator, where the LiveScan operator checks the applicant’s identification, inputs the applicant’s personal information, captures the applicant’s fingerprints electronically (without ink), and transmits the data to the California Department of Justice (DOJ).The applicant should receive an applicant transaction identifier (ATI) number as a reference, and this ATI number should be kept for future reference. The background check process begins when an applicant completes a Request for Live Scan Service form ( BCIA 8016) found on the DOJ website.
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