International criminal search An in-country search leveraging multi-jurisdictional repositories, database, and or government sources to return major offense conviction records. Available in 200+ countries in which criminal screenings are allowed. Global watchlist records Determine whether a candidate is listed on a domestic or international watchlist for criminal activity or sanctions, including the FBI and Interpol’s most wanted lists, OFAC and Department of State sanction lists, and more. Adverse media search In nations where third-party access to criminal record information is restricted, adverse media checks can be performed which access public sanctions lists, media sources, and other public and private record repositories. International education verification Verify a candidate’s national and international education credentials of any educational level such as high school, college and post-grad. May be used to confirm degree received, course of study, and dates of attendance. International employment verification Verify a candidate’s last three employers or up to 7 Years—domestic or international. Reports may include employer name, dates of employment, position or title held, employment gaps, comments, and salary when available. International identity verification of documents A validation across three document types—passport, driver’s license, or national ID—to help evaluate whether the identity document presented is authentic and not stolen, fake, lost, expired or invalid. International MVR We offer Motor Vehicle Records checks in up to 100 countries, providing detailed reports on an individual's driving history, including violations, suspensions, revocations, and all types of traffic infractions (services vary by country). This service is crucial for positions that require driving as part of the job responsibilities, ensuring that candidates possess a valid driver's license and have a safe driving record. Our comprehensive International MVR checks help mitigate risk and ensure compliance with local and international driving laws, making them an essential component of the screening process for global mobility and transportation-related roles.