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AmerUSA Tenant Screening and Background Checks

What is AmerUSA

AmerUSA is a background check company that specializes in tenant screening and employment background checks. These services are provided to landlords and property managers.

What is in an AmerUSA Background Check?

AmerUSA may include any or all of the following in their tenant screening background checks:

  • Criminal Records
  • Civil Cases
  • Employment Verifications
  • Driving Records
  • Personal Identity Verification
  • Evictions
  • Credit Reports

How Long Does an AmerUSA Background Check Take?

Some results are delivered instantly and others may take a few business days for verification. Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) background check companies are required to be sure the information in their reports is accurate and up-to-date.

Denied and Apartment or Housing due AmerUSA Background Check Errors?

Sadly, tenant screening errors are common. This is one of the most frustrating situations to be in. You need a place to live but if your background check or credit report is inaccurate it can make it impossible. Or it can cause landlords to make changes to the terms of your lease or increase your deposit.
If inaccurate information on a tenant background check from AmerUSA has caused any of the issues above, you may be able to sue.
Find out if you have a case due to inaccurate information on your AmerUSA background check. Call us at 1-877-735-8600 or fill out the online form for a free case evaluation.

Dispute AmerUSA Tenant Screening Report

When inaccurate information is contained in your AmerUSA background check or credit reports, you have the right to dispute that information.
The two most common background check errors are:

  • Mixed files – another person’s information shows up on your background report because of a similar name or address.
  • Outdated information – information contained in a background check that should not be there due to how old the information is or due to the fact that the record had been updated. This could be things like a charge that was dropped, a record was expunged, an old bankruptcy.

It is important to dispute inaccurate information right away.

How Long Does an AmerUSA Background Check Dispute Take?

Once you file a dispute with AmerUSA, they have 30 days to investigate and prove that the information they have is correct, or remove the errors.

Can I Sue AmerUSA for Background Check Errors?

If you were denied an apartment or housing, or leasing terms changed, or an increased deposit, or increase in renters insurance due to inaccurate information on a tenant background check or credit report, you may have a case and you may be able to sue in federal court.

Our Consumer Protection Law Firm is Here to Help You

At Francis Mailman Soumilas, P.C., we understand how damaging errors on your background check can be, and how frustrating it is when your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act have been violated.
We have been fighting for people just like you for over 20 years against false reporting done by background check companies and credit reporting agencies.
The consultation is free and if you have a case, there is no out-of-pocket cost to you. We only get paid when you win.
Call us now or fill out our form for a free case review 1-877-735-8600.

AmerUSA Contact Information

Address: 3665 East Bay Dr
#204-183
Largo, FL 33771
Phone: 1-800-399-9183
Phone 2: 727-725-4500
Fax: 727-725-8600
Website: https://amerusa.com/

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