Update on DOB Redactions: Getting Candidates to Work in California

The redaction of date of birth (DOB) and driver’s license (DL) numbers in California county courts has caused delays for background check results, hindering both employers and job candidates. A 2021 California Court of Appeals decision restricted access to these identifiers, prompting courts to redact this information from publicly searchable records. Checkr has led efforts to restore access to DOB in court records through Senate Bill 1262, but the bill was vetoed by Governor Newsom due to concerns about striking a balance between public safety and individual privacy. Despite this setback, Checkr remains committed to finding a solution to resolve delays in background checks and ensuring people can work with minimal interruption.

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