Or. Admin. R. 863-049-0025 - Criminal Records Check Clearance Application and Fingerprint Card
(1) The Agency
conducts a criminal records check, makes a criminal background fitness
determination, and either approves or denies a criminal background check
clearance application under the provisions of OAR chapter 863, division 5. The
Agency conducts this process on certain individuals, owners, or employees of an
escrow agent license applicant as part of the initial application review and
approval process. The Agency conducts this criminal records check process on
certain individuals, owners, or employees of an escrow agent licensee as part
of the application for changes in ownership or individuals who are in charge of
escrow operations under OAR 863-049-045.
(2) As used in this rule, "applicant" means
the individual applying for a criminal records check clearance under OAR
chapter 863, division 5.
(3) The
applicant must apply for a criminal records check clearance in writing on an
Agency-approved form with all information provided and verified by the
applicant.
(4) The criminal records
check clearance application must include, but is not limited to, the following
information:
(a) The applicant's legal name,
residence address, and telephone number;
(b) The applicant's date and place of
birth;
(c) The applicant's Social
Security Number; and
(d) Whether
the applicant has ever been convicted of or is under arrest, investigation, or
indictment for a felony or misdemeanor.
(5) The Commissioner may require additional
information from the applicant that the commissioner considers necessary for
protecting the public.
(6) As
provided in OAR 863-005-0090, all fingerprint cards, photographs, records,
reports, and criminal offender information obtained or compiled by the Agency
are confidential and exempt from public inspection. The Agency will keep such
information segregated from other information on the escrow agent applicant or
licensee and maintain such information in a secure place.
(7) If the Agency determines that additional
information is necessary to process the application, the Agency may request
such information in writing, and the applicant must provide the requested
information in order to complete the application. If the applicant fails to
provide the requested information, the Agency may determine that the
application is incomplete and deny the application.
(8) An escrow agent license applicant who has
otherwise qualified for the escrow agent's license may not be considered for
such license until each criminal records check clearance application has been
approved or denied.
(9) If the
Agency denies an individual's criminal records check clearance application, the
Agency will not approve the escrow license application.
(10) For the purposes of the Agency's final
approval of an initial application pursuant to OAR 863-049-0010 or a change of
ownership pursuant to 863-049-0045, an approved criminal background check
clearance for an individual is valid for 12 months.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 696.541 & 696.790
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 696.511
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