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[defiled]

My background check is from January (as in, when the FBI processed it), but I wasn't really able to start looking for work until May though, and it's now dawned on me that at some point in July the check will become 6 months old.

So what I am wondering is if I do send off my documents to Korea next month, will the FBI check still be good, or are they sticklers about it being 6 months to the day?

Has anyone ever experienced a cutting-it-close scenario like this?

I don't think this will affect anything but FWIW I got the apostille stamp on it in May.

I'd appreciate any info from people's experiences.

Thanks in advance.

[ttompatz]

6 calendar months or less when it lands on the desk at Kimmi.

Will they let it slide if it is a day or two over depends entirely on the clerk processing the file. If he got laid last night and /or had his morning latte / and/or not hung-over then maybe or maybe not.

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[marsavalanche]

With my latest job my recruiter sent mine in 10 days before the 6 month mark. Listen to ttompatz, youll be fine.