Texas § 106.003 CONDUCT OF CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK.

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§ 106.003 — CONDUCT OF CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK.

Texas § 106.003

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Tex. Business & Commerce Code Code Ann. § 106.003 (2026).

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Sec. 106.003. CONDUCT OF CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK.

(a)For purposes of this chapter, an online dating service provider conducts a criminal background check on a person if the provider initiates a name search for the person's convictions for any:

(1)felony offense;

(2)offense the conviction or adjudication of which requires registration as a sex offender under Chapter 62 , Code of Criminal Procedure; and

(3)offense for which an affirmative finding of family violence was made under Article 42.013 , Code of Criminal Procedure.

(b)The name search described by Subsection (a) must be conducted by searching:

(1)available and regularly updated government public record databases for criminal conviction records described by Subsections (a)(1)-

(3)that in the aggregate provide substantially nat

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Sec. 106.003. CONDUCT OF CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK. (a) For purposes of this chapter, an online dating service provider conducts a criminal background check on a person if the provider initiates a name search for the person's convictions for any:
(1) felony offense;
(2) offense the conviction or adjudication of which requires registration as a sex offender under Chapter 62 , Code of Criminal Procedure; and
(3) offense for which an affirmative finding of family violence was made under Article 42.013 , Code of Criminal Procedure.
(b) The name search described by Subsection (a) must be conducted by searching:
(1) available and regularly updated government public record databases for criminal conviction records described by Subsections (a)(1)-(3) that in the aggregate provide substantially national coverage of those records; or
(2) regularly updated databases that contain at least the same or substantially similar coverage as would be accessible through searching databases described by Subdivision (1).