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They make sure you're not in the cop computer system as anything but a traffic scofflaw (but DUIs will not get you the job), that you've lived where you said you've lived over the past couple of years, that your work history is accurate, and that you're a decent banking customer.
That's about it.
If they talk to any of your neighbors, it'll be to verify that you live there and how long you've been living there.
It's boring and routine. The ones I got when I worked for NASA and later at the Federal Reserve were a little more exhaustive, as were the ones I got when I worked for big banks back in the dark ages before I had anything to hide.
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