What do I do if I am concerned about all my known names being disclosed on my police check?

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All names under which you have been or are currently known will be included on your Police Check.

If you are concerned about the disclosure of details relating to your previous known names, please contact National Crime Check via our suport email which is support@nationalcrimecheck.com.au.

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