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Terms of Service for ScreeningPolicy.com

These terms govern your use of screeningpolicy.com and the employment screening policy builder. Please read them before you generate a report. Using the site means you accept them.

Effective September 29, 2026Operated by Langley Porter AG LLCNot a law firm
Terms of Service for the screeningpolicy.com employment screening policy builder
In plain English

We are not attorneys. We do the homework so your attorney does not have to.

screeningpolicy.com compiles the federal, state, and local laws, statutes, and ordinances that shape background screening for a specific job position.

The result is a starting point, not a finished legal opinion. Hand it to your employment counsel for final review and approval.

Because the research and first draft are already done, counsel reviews instead of researching from scratch, which saves your company countless billable legal hours.

What you get

A written policy recommendation that cites the laws behind every item, color-coded by priority.

What it is not

Legal advice, a legal opinion, or a substitute for a licensed attorney in your state.

Your next step

Give the report to your employment counsel for final approval before you adopt any policy.

Why it matters

Counsel spends hours reviewing a draft instead of days building one, so you pay for judgment, not research.

How employers use a report

From research to approved policy in three steps

1. Build

Enter the job position, pay range, locations, and planned checks. The builder compiles every applicable law and ordinance.

2. Review

Send the PDF to your employment counsel. They review a cited, organized draft instead of researching from a blank page.

3. Approve

Counsel signs off, you adopt the policy, and your screening program starts on a documented legal footing.

Terms FAQ

Common questions about using screeningpolicy.com

Is a screeningpolicy.com report legal advice?

No. We are not attorneys. A report compiles the laws and statutes that apply to a job position as a starting point for your legal counsel, who gives final approval. Using the service does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Why should I still involve an attorney if the report cites the law?

Laws change, jurisdictions differ, and your facts matter. Counsel confirms how the law applies to your company. Because the research is already organized and cited, that review takes hours instead of days, which is where the savings come from.

Can I share a report with my lawyer or HR team?

Yes. Your license lets you use, copy, and adapt a report for your company’s internal policies and share it with your advisers. You may not sell it, publish it, or give it to other companies.

Can I get a refund?

Reports are digital products delivered immediately, so fees are non-refundable once a report has been generated. If a report fails to generate or arrive because of a fault on our side, we regenerate it or refund that report.

Does screeningpolicy.com run background checks?

No. We are not a consumer reporting agency and never receive applicant information. The builder asks about the job, not about a person, and you choose your own screening vendor.

What if a law in my report has changed?

Every report shows the date its legal content was current. Laws enacted after that date are not reflected, which is one more reason counsel reviews it. If you spot an error, email support@screeningpolicy.com and we will review the dataset.

Questions about these terms?

Ask us before you generate a report

If anything on this page is unclear, or your company needs different licensing terms, send us a note. A real person will reply.

Langley Porter AG LLC

Operator of screeningpolicy.com

support@screeningpolicy.com

Effective date: September 29, 2026