USPS False Representation Orders.

Identifying Postal Fraud

A USPS False Representation of Orders search is a specific type of search conducted through the United States Postal Service (USPS) to identify individuals who have engaged in fraudulent activities related to postal services.

This search is typically used to detect cases where an individual has falsely reported undelivered or missing mail to make fraudulent insurance claims. You may request a USPS False Representation of Orders search on an applicant for several reasons.

It helps assess an individual's integrity and trustworthiness by identifying any involvement in fraudulent activities, indicating a lack of honesty and ethical behavior. Also, for positions involving handling sensitive mail or confidential information, this search assists in evaluating an applicant's suitability and reduces the risk of mishandling or misuse.

It's important to note that conducting background checks, including specific searches like the USPS False Representation of Orders search, should be done following applicable laws and regulations governing pre-employment screening. Additionally, you should have a legitimate reason and clearly defined criteria for including such searches in your background check processes.