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FCRA Adverse Action Router

10 of 14 candidates have adverse action exceptions (15 findings); 8 have FCRA violations, a willful-violation statutory damages range of $800 to $8,000 before punitive damages and fees.

Evidence · Adverse action workflow log
Dana Whitfield,C-2602,Accounts Payable Specialist,Dallas,TX,Credit,Keystone Screening Services Inc,2026-03-02,2026-03-05,2026-03-09,Y,Y,,N,2026-03-11,2026-03-11
Working

Pre-adverse notice 03/09/2026, adverse action 03/11/2026: 1 full business day(s) in between (03/10). The rule is 5 business days (federal reasonable period), so the earliest compliant decision date was 03/17/2026.

Method

1FCRA 604(b)(3)(A): before an adverse employment action based in whole or in part on a consumer report, the employer must give the candidate a copy of the report and the CFPB Summary of Your Rights Under the FCRA.

2Waiting period: at least 5 full business days between the pre-adverse notice and the decision (a setting; the FCRA says a reasonable period and FTC staff guidance has treated five business days as reasonable). Days are counted excluding both dates, weekends and federal holidays.

7
Timeline exceptions · 7 candidates
RowCandidateLocation
3Dana WhitfieldDallas, TX
4Luis OrtegaBrooklyn, NY
4Luis OrtegaBrooklyn, NY
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Reads

Candidate background check workflow log

Produces

Timeline exceptions and notice drafts (Pre-adverse and adverse action notice drafts, Adverse action exceptions (CSV), Candidate timelines (CSV))

Price

$2,500 / month, 30% to the referring partner

Your files

Read in memory for the session, never stored, never used to train a model.

Not employment law advice. Decisions about people must stay with a human reviewer and follow the employment laws that apply to you. Not financial, investment, banking or securities advice. Filings and screening results must be reviewed by a qualified compliance professional. Letters, notices and legal analysis are drafts, not legal advice. Have a qualified lawyer review them before they are sent or relied on.