Government-certified right to work checks, with global coverage
Right to work checks are a legal obligation under UK immigration law. HirePass runs government-certified checks so every hire is compliant, with coverage across 190 countries.
For eVisa holders, HirePass validates the candidate's Home Office share code. For others, certified Identity Service Providers verify documents digitally, with no paperwork.
What's verified
- Immigration status and visa details
- Home Office share codes for eVisa holders
- Work permit information
- A recorded result against each candidate
How it works
- 1
Send a personalised form
Candidates receive a personalised onboarding form by email, which works on any device.
- 2
AI pre-fills, candidates confirm
AI reads their documents and pre-fills the details, so they verify and give consent in minutes.
- 3
Track results in the HirePass Platform
Follow every check in real time, resolve red flags with guided templates and download audit-ready reports.
Right to work check questions
What's the difference between manual and digital right to work checks?
Manual checks require candidates to present original documents in person. Digital checks use certified Identity Service Providers or the Home Office share code service, so you can verify everything online with full compliance.
Is a copy of a document enough for an eVisa holder?
No. An eVisa holder's right to work has to be checked through the Home Office online service using a share code. HirePass validates the share code and records the result.
Combine with other checks
- IdentityDigitally verifies the applicant's identity and confirms their documents are authentic
- AddressEnsures appropriate checks are conducted in all relevant locations
- Criminal recordsReveals potential criminal history that may affect suitability for specific roles
- Employment referencesVerify previous work experience, confirming career claims
- EducationConfirms the highest academic qualification achieved
- Financial judgmentsHighlights court judgements, bankruptcies and legal proceedings
- Global sanctionsIdentifies involvement in prohibited activities and link to sanctioned companies
- DirectorshipsReveals potential conflicts of interest from roles held in UK registered organisations
- Social mediaIdentifies concerning online behaviour and inappropriate content on public accounts
- Adverse pressIdentifies history of misconduct, fraud, or other publicly reported concerns
- Custom onboardingAsk onboarding questions and request document uploads

