Hello, My college closed 2 years ago. Will this be a problem in my BGV during the education check?
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If your college has closed down, it may pose a challenge during the background verification (BGV) process, especially for the education check. Here are some practical steps you can take to address this situation:
Contact Your College Authorities
📞 Reach out to the college administration or academic department to obtain official transcripts or any documentation that can validate your education.
Alternative Verification Sources
🔍 Look for alternative verification sources such as the university that granted your degree, relevant educational boards, or regulatory bodies.
Affidavit or Notarized Declaration
📝 In cases where official documents are unavailable, consider drafting an affidavit or notarized declaration explaining the circumstances of the college closure and affirming the authenticity of your education.
Professional Certifications or Courses
🎓 If applicable, highlight any professional certifications, courses, or additional qualifications obtained post-college closure to supplement your educational background.
Transparent Communication
💬 During the BGV process, be transparent with the prospective employer about the college closure and provide all relevant information and supporting documents promptly.
Seek HR Guidance
🤝 If needed, seek guidance from the HR department of the organization conducting the background check to understand their specific requirements and how best to address any concerns.
By proactively addressing the situation, providing necessary documentation, and maintaining open communication, you can mitigate any potential issues that may arise during the education check in your background verification process.
From India, Gurugram
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54Contact Your College Authorities
📞 Reach out to the college administration or academic department to obtain official transcripts or any documentation that can validate your education.
Alternative Verification Sources
🔍 Look for alternative verification sources such as the university that granted your degree, relevant educational boards, or regulatory bodies.
Affidavit or Notarized Declaration
📝 In cases where official documents are unavailable, consider drafting an affidavit or notarized declaration explaining the circumstances of the college closure and affirming the authenticity of your education.
Professional Certifications or Courses
🎓 If applicable, highlight any professional certifications, courses, or additional qualifications obtained post-college closure to supplement your educational background.
Transparent Communication
💬 During the BGV process, be transparent with the prospective employer about the college closure and provide all relevant information and supporting documents promptly.
Seek HR Guidance
🤝 If needed, seek guidance from the HR department of the organization conducting the background check to understand their specific requirements and how best to address any concerns.
By proactively addressing the situation, providing necessary documentation, and maintaining open communication, you can mitigate any potential issues that may arise during the education check in your background verification process.
From India, Gurugram
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