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1. www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov › backgroundcheckBackground Check - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost

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   To obtain a background check, visit or contact one of the Web Check locations identified on the listing. If you have questions, please take a look at the frequently asked questions, or call BCI at 877-224-0043.

2. www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov › Law-EnforcementTools for the Justice System - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost

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   • What Information Is Required from Law Enforcement Agencies?
   • What Information Is Required from Courts?
   • What Other Information Do Courts Need to Send to BCI?
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   A complete BCI ten print arrest cardwith all required information. Report to BCI any charges that weren’t filed or when a person was released without charge. This completes the arrest information since the courts will not be sending a disposition.

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   In all cases, the final outcome of a case for juvenile and adult arrests with the required fields. 1. If submitting electronically, refer to the court manuals for the fields necessary for a search 2. If submitting by mail, complete a BCI 2-71 form which is available by request from BCI. Read more about instructions on filling out the BCI 2-71 form.

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   Not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI) or mental incompetency findings — This information must be submitted, even if the determination is pending. This information is very important and is referen...

   Relief from disability findings — This submission must contain full name, date of birth, full social security number and a listing of the case numbers for which the person is receiving relief. This...

   Ordering modifying or vacating sentences — These must be sent via mail to the Identification Section at BCI, PO Box 365, London, OH 43140.

   Sealing orders — The order, signed by the judge, should be sent to BCI with the request for sealing or expungement form. These can be faxed to 855-527-1575 or emailed to Expungement.Submissions@Ohi...

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   Law enforcement may email LECorrectionsRequests@OhioAGO.gov or call 740-845-2000, option 1. Courts may email Electronic_Dispositions@OhioAGO.gov or CCH_Corrections@OhioAGO.govor call 740-845-2000. option 1.

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3. www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov › FAQ › Background-checkHow do I complete a background check if I am in Ohio? - Ohio ...

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   Answers. How do I complete a background check if I am in Ohio? Choose a vendor from this list and contact the vendor for more information.

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5. www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov › FAQ › Background-checkWho can I call about background checks? - Ohio Attorney ...

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   Answers. Who can I call about background checks? The Civilian Identification Department of the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation can be reached Monday through Friday toll-free at 877-224-0043 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

6. daveyost.comHome - Dave Yost

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   Sep 11, 2021 · About Dave. Ohio’s 51 st Attorney General, Dave Yost was sworn into office January 14, 2019, bringing with him extensive experience rooting out corruption and fraud, and fighting for increased government accountability and transparency. Before being elected Attorney General in November 2018, Yost served as Ohio’s 32 nd Auditor of State.