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The documents scanned for the Criminal History Inquiry Unit (CHIU) are a variety of documents, which consist of “Agreements”, “License and /or Contracts”, “Miscellaneous Correspondence” and “User Account Forms”. Consequently, these documents have been submitted by various licensing agencies and/or entities throughout the state. The agency and/or entity are requesting “User” access to the “Secure” website to obtain criminal history information on potential applicant for hire at their agency and/or entity.
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