What your candidate sees

The candidate opens one link, reads the disclosure and residence notices, signs, and enters a masked Social Security number.

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There is no account to create. The link is the path through disclosure, notices, signature, and identity.

Who it is for. Employers who want to tell a candidate what the link will ask.

  1. The first screen is only the disclosure that a consumer report may be obtained for employment.
  2. Notices follow the job location and, after the address step, the state where the candidate lives.
  3. The candidate types their legal name and signs.
  4. They enter a masked Social Security number, an address, and optional prior addresses, then start a photo identity check.
The employer does not see the Social Security number. The status page shows progress, not a hiring decision.
The candidate invite, before any identifier is entered.
The candidate invite, before any identifier is entered.

Related: Order a check

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