Other fair-chance states

Several states and cities block an order until you confirm a conditional offer. Counsel reviewed those rows.

Updated 5 of 6 in State and city guides

Some states and cities block a new invite until you confirm a conditional offer, even when the local law only delays the question until an interview.

Who it is for. Employers whose work location is Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Chicago, Baltimore, the District of Columbia, Portland, Buffalo, Rochester, or Seattle.

  1. Read the sentence on the order screen. It names the place.
  2. Confirm a conditional offer, then send the invite.
  3. Counsel reviewed those rows on October 19, 2026. The product uses the stricter question.
The message is a product rule for that location. It is not a decision about the candidate, and it is not a full statement of the local statute.
The offer confirmation that blocks an order when it is required.
The offer confirmation that blocks an order when it is required.

Related: Why an order is blocked. The Academy course Fair chance laws: an overview is listed in the Academy now.

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