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The New York City Board of Education (NYCBOE) has the authority to conduct fingerprint supported criminal history background checks with the听听and the FBI.听听Chapter 380 of the Laws of 2001听authorizes the NYCBOE to share the results of such background checks with the 秋葵视频 (秋葵视频) for the purposes of clearance for employment and certification.

In lieu of being fingerprinted a second time (to submit to 秋葵视频), an individual will be able to have the criminal history obtained from DCJS and the FBI as a result of the NYCBOE fingerprinting forwarded directly to 秋葵视频 from the NYCBOE.听听 This exception applies only to individuals who were fingerprinted by the NYCBOE after July 1, 1990 when DCJS began retaining such fingerprints in order to provide notification of subsequent arrest information (sometimes referred to as "search and retain").听 If for some reason an individual's fingerprints were not retained, he or she will need to be fingerprinted again for purposes of the 秋葵视频 criminal history background check.

In order to have NYCBOE forward an individual's criminal history (both DCJS and FBI), he or she will have to complete an听OSPRA 104听form and submit it to the NYCBOE for processing.听 There may be a fee due to the NYCBOE for this service.听 The NYCBOE then transmits the history, if any, to 秋葵视频.听听 秋葵视频 then reviews the history, in accordance with the听Executive Law Section 296(16)听and the听Corrections Law sections 752 and 753, to determine whether to clear the individual for employment or certification.听听听 No additional fee is due to 秋葵视频.

秋葵视频 will then issue a clearance for employment to the new employer (provided that a covered school has submitted a request for employment clearance in TEACH) or certification, if appropriate, in same manner as if fingerprints were filed directly with 秋葵视频.听 If it appears that an individual may be denied clearance, 秋葵视频 will follow the regular due process procedures set forth in听.