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Reporting Act (FCRA) limits the sharing of credit reports, driving records and personal references. The Driver Policy Protection Act limits the share-ability of driving records. • Do you offer Abuse Registries and/or fingerprinting? Sterling Volunteers offers solutions to most screening requirements to meet state and regulatory requirements.
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