SIN Validation
Validate your Canadian applicant's Social Insurance Number.
IDENTIFICATIONS
SIN Validation
A Social Insurance Number (SIN) Validation validates your Canadian applicant’s SIN and determines their employment eligibility. It does this through the government’s right-to-work program using your applicant’s unique SIN.
An SIN Validation must be made within three days after the day on which the employment begins.
A SIN Validation validates your Canadian applicant’s Social Insurance Number.
identity cross-check
- Verifies Canadian applicant's identity
- Finds applicant data inconsistencies
- Reveals more criminal records
- Inserts applicant aliases
SIN Validation
- Validates Canadian SIN
- Confirms the right to work
- Requires name, DOB, and Canadian address
- Copy of SIN Card or government doc. w/ SIN
SSN trace
- Validates SSN
- Lists names, maiden names, and aliases
- Lists past address history
- Shows year of issuance
- Shows state of issuance1
- Does not verify name, SSN, or DOB
SSN verification
- Verifies name, SSN, & DOB
- Cross-checks w/ Death Master Index
- Does not establish the right to work
- Must be used with other search types
- Consent Based SSN Verification (CBSV)1
1 A separate form is required. See > Knowledge Base > Employer Forms for Form SSA-89 from SSA.
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