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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2026 · 2 MIN

The 7-Year Rule for Background Checks: Does It Stop Old Felonies From Showing Up in 2026?

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SecondChanceInfo is a free resource for anyone rebuilding their life — whether you're dealing with a criminal record, DUI, bad credit, or just starting over. Visit https://secondchanceinfo.com for free guides covering all 50 states. In this episode you will learn: - Why the federal 7-year rule doesn't apply to criminal convictions. - Which states limit reporting of old convictions, including California, New York, and Texas. - How the $75,000 salary exception allows employers to see older records. - Which industries, like healthcare and banking, are often exempt from the 7-year rule. - The difference between how arrests and convictions are reported on background checks. For more free guides, state-by-state laws, and resources, visit https://secondchanceinfo.com

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