Hi, I got an offer from TCS and unknowingly gave my permanent and current address as the same. However, I vacated that house due to lockdown. When I checked with HR, he said we can't change once BGC is initiated. I am worried that if the BGC check fails, will TCS cancel my offer or provide any alternatives?
From India, Vijayawada
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Dear Pavan,

I think the answer of the HR of the prospective employer seems incorrect and simply exhibits his callous attitude. Residential or permanent address can be one and the same, and it can be changed at any time according to the individual's relocation necessitated by circumstances. It has nothing to do with the background check, especially for private employment. You just inform the change in your address in writing.

From India, Salem
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Umakanth, thank you for your quick response. However, the background verification (BGV) is handled by a third party. Will a failed address verification really affect the offer cancellation? Does TCS handle that? Also, if there is an address change, will it cause a delay in the BGV process?
From India, Vijayawada
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nathrao
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Address changes do take place. It is important to intimate HR in writing about the change. The attitude of HR seems to be uncooperative. Even then, if Background Verification (BGV) personnel arrive at the old address, someone might inform them that the person has vacated due to the lockdown. As a precautionary measure, it is advisable to inform the previous owner about the likely verification check. Next time, please be more careful and review the document before sending it. Mistakes can be avoided right from the beginning.
From India, Pune
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