Here’s what chat GPT said: 1. Signing in with Your Google Account on Evident • Yes, it is okay to use your Google account to sign in when clicking the ‘Go to Evident’ button. This is simply to authenticate your access and does not mean you are the one undergoing the background check. • Your role here is as an agency managing the account, so signing in allows you to proceed with verification on behalf of your client. 2. Who Receives the Background Check Request? • When you reach the step asking for the Employee and Business Owner email addresses, these are the emails of the individuals who will actually undergo the background check (e.g., the business owner and potentially employees providing services). • Your Google account appearing at the top does not mean you will be background checked. It’s just showing the account currently signed in to Evident. • Only the email addresses entered in the Employee and Business Owner fields will receive the background check request. Your agency’s email will not be included unless you enter it in those fields. Additional Notes: • Business Owner Check: The owner (or authorized representative) must complete a criminal background check as part of Google’s requirements. • Employee Check (if applicable): In certain industries (like locksmiths, electricians, etc.), employees may also need a background check. • Business Verification: You’ll need to submit the business registration details, insurance, and licensing (if applicable) to pass verification. If your agency is managing multiple clients’ LSAs, make sure you’re logged into the correct MCC sub-account before proceeding with verification.