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I had a routine background check done last week for a new employer and it came back with an outstanding warrant for 2005 for theft financial instrument. I have never been in teouble with thw law. And something like this i would assume will hinder my chances to have my Cpa License next year. I would like to squash this as I am a good citizen and would never do something like this intentionally.
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Robert Peterson, Attorney at Law
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I would suggest contacting a local attorney who specializes in criminal law to investigate the case and to talk to the county attorney. It is not unheard of for a warrant to be incorrectly prepared on the wrong person. It is also possible that the background check found a warrant on someone with a similar name. You need to straighten this out before it does affect you. The best way is for a local attorney to discuss the case with the county attorney and reach a resolution to either correct the warrant or reach a resolution on the case.
Answered on Mar 24th, 2013 at 11:55 AM