e-QIP: e-QIP Browser Compatibility Check

e-QIP Browser Compatibility Check

Before you continue, the e-QIP System must verify that you are using an approved web browser that is properly configured. If you need to make changes to your web browser's settings, click Try Tests Again to retest your configuration.

Browser Description:

CCBot/2.0 (http://commoncrawl.org/faq/)

Error

We were unable to determine what brand/version web browser you are using. Please return to the e-QIP home page using one of the approved web browsers listed below.

Microsoft Internet Explorer - version 7 or later versions

Opera - latest stable version

Google Chrome - latest two minor versions

Mozilla Firefox - latest two stable major versions

Apple Safari - latest two minor versions

Session Cookies:

Not Allowed

The system did not receive a cookie from your web browser. To use the e-QIP System you must enable session cookies in your web browser.

For added security of your information, the e-QIP System assigns a randomly-generated number to each visitor. Your web browser holds that number in its temporary memory and uses the number to establish your identity as you navigate from screen to screen. For this to function properly your web browser must allow "session cookies." Each time you load a new screen, your web browser sends the cookie back to the e-QIP System, which matches this number to your identity. At no time will any of your personal information be stored in this cookie.

Instructions for "Enabling Session Cookies" are currently not available for the "CCBot/2.0 (http://commoncrawl.org/faq/)" browser. Please contact the agency that sponsored your background investigation should you require assistance.

Scripting:

Not AllowedScripting, commonly known as "JavaScript," allows us the ability to provide usability enhancements on many of the e-QIP System screens. If your web browser allows scripting, the e-QIP System will provide extra instructions to your web browser that perform these enhancements. Allowing scripting is optional; however, we recommend that you do allow scripting when you use the e-QIP System.

Instructions for "Enabling Scripting" are currently not available for the "CCBot/2.0 (http://commoncrawl.org/faq/)" browser. Please contact the agency that sponsored your background investigation should you require assistance.

Scripting, commonly known as "JavaScript," allows us the ability to provide usability enhancements on many of the e-QIP System screens. If your web browser allows scripting, the e-QIP System will provide extra instructions to your web browser that perform these enhancements. Allowing scripting is optional; however, we recommend that you do allow scripting when you use the e-QIP System.