Personal History Statement Question

[LloydXmas250]

I'll be going through my oral interview within the next few days, I'll be told tomorrow which day it is. In the meantime I am trying to get my Personal History Statement put together just to save time and be ready if I move further along. However I am having a tad bit of trouble with the former residence section. I moved around quite a bit during college, from apartment to apartment. One was a home my roommates at I rented from a private party, not a company. It has been quite a while and I don't have the fondest clue of who used to rent it and their information. Also, I never carried out relationships with housemates (they were more people living with me rather than friends) and so I really have no info on their current addresses and contact numbers. Is this all info that must be completed or can I put as much as I know? I may be able to reconnect with a few but it seems hard that all could be contacted. Thanks in advance.

[RollingCode3]

If you dont know, then dont put anything down. Make sure you tell your background investigator that.

[LloydXmas250]

Good to know. Most my housemates were people I didn't get along or really associate with. Just split the rent. It's been many years so they're long gone by now. Thanks for the knowledge.

[Notorious]

Just be honest and tell the BI what's up. I have the same situation with a few college roomies and I have no idea where they are.

[fullrearview]

Just be honest and tell the BI what's up. I have the same situation with a few college roomies and I have no idea where they are.

I have the same situation with a former employer... Company is still around, but none of the same people work there...Not one! Just make a "Good Faith" effort to track them down. If you can't, you can't.

[LloydXmas250]

Yeah. Now that I think about it my first job was at a bookstore that is completely out of business. I'll put it down but there is no one really to contact. Thanks for the knowledge everyone.

[Notorious]

Yep. Most of the places I've worked at when I was younger are no longer around or anyone there at the time had long since moved on or been indicted. I'm sure this happens so much that a BI pretty much figures he won't get much out of it but he wants to see how you answer it.

It's the same as when you're on the job. A small incident might not matter much if you reported it but if you lied, it's your job.