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Document Specialist/Document Processor - Criminal Investigation

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
$27.16/hr. on W2
United States, Rhode Island, Providence
Nov 06, 2025
Job Title: Document Specialist/Document Processor - Criminal Investigation Pay Rate: $27.16 per hour on w2 without benefits Location: Providence RI 02908 Duration: 12+ Months Must have: Strong Documentation experience (3-5 Years ) Criminal Investigation/ criminal justice Application processing Roles and Responsibilities: Conducting criminal background checks for the public Processing criminal record expungement orders from the court system Processing Permit to Carry a Pistol applications Processing Security Guard License applications Answering phone calls from the public Conducting criminal history checks for prosecuting attorneys Entering/quashing warrants in the state and national criminal history systems Working with police departments to confirm warrants and court orders Entering criminal case dispositions Entering Restraining/No Contact Orders into state and national criminal history systems. Processing fax requests from Courts, Judges, and police departments Monitoring security cameras for all AG buildings The processing of applicants for a fingerprint based national criminal history check at the Attorney General's Customer Service Center, located at 4 Howard Avenue in Cranston, RI. Processing of applicant criminal history inquiries through the use of the AFIS Client Workstation. To have a working understanding of the Rhode Island Computerized Criminal History (CCH) system and the workflow between the AFIS environment and the CCH environment. Operation of BCI's Quick Search two finger scan, a process for matching a two-finger scan with an existing ten print fingerprint card in the AFIS system. To have a knowledge and understanding of all State statutes that require a National Background fingerprint check. Required Skills: Applicants should have excellent computer skills, be well organized and comfortable dealing with the public. Familiarity with criminal justice procedures is preferred but not mandatory.