Quick Summary
Gone are the days of waiting for software sample disclosure defaults to be updated or calling L2 support to add a custom set after a politician in New York, California, or Timbuktu has an urge to enhance the FCRA based on a bad narrow-minded personal experience of their nephew!
You can now create what engineers have titled “Jurisdictional Components” to craft disclosures for the specific needs of any jurisdiction that has a new state, county or city requirement beyond those of the FCRA.
Combine the new Jurisdictional Components together with established federal requirements to create a disclosure letter or form, such as pre-adverse action/adverse action and 613a notices.
Your disclosure letters and notices you set up using this feature will dynamically pull jurisdictional component information based on:
- Employment state
- Applicant’s address
- Set it to use the client address
- Or you can require specific jurisdictions for a client.
You can look forward to having the ability to add jurisdictional components to QuickApp and 613a automation in the near future!
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To learn more about jurisdictional components, read our guide here.
