Your invitation identifies the organisation that initiated the verification.
For candidates
You were asked to verify.
Here's what that means.
An organisation has asked GovFin to verify information you provided — usually for a job, contract, registration or onboarding step. This page explains the process, your choices and how your information is handled.
Before you consent
What you should know.
Only the specific checks listed in your invitation, for the stated purpose.
You choose whether to give informed consent before processing begins.
Documents are uploaded securely and are not shared beyond the lawful purpose.
The candidate journey
A fair, transparent process.
- Open your secure invitation and review who requested the check and why.
- Read the privacy notice and give or decline informed consent.
- Confirm your details and upload only the documents requested.
- Track what is outstanding and respond to any clarifications.
- A person reviews material findings — a flag is never an automatic decision.
Your rights
Access, correction and disputes.
Verification must be fair. If something is wrong, you can act.
Access
See what is held
Ask what information is held about you in connection with a verification.
Correction
Fix inaccuracies
Request correction of information you believe is inaccurate or incomplete.
Dispute
Challenge a result
Raise a dispute if you believe a result is wrong, with supporting information.
Need help with an invitation?
Talk to the GovFin team.
We can explain the process or help with a correction or dispute.