Basic employment facts
UEM may confirm facts such as dates of employment, position or title, and current or former status when the record and requester are verified.
Employment verification
This form is for current or former worker verification—not consulting, RxLaunchOS, careers, Form I-9, or E-Verify support. UEM reviews the requester, authority, record, jurisdiction, and response method before disclosing information.
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Authorized request · Verified review · Controlled response
Before you submit
Employment-verification rules vary by the worker’s state, the requester, and the purpose. The form collects the facts UEM needs to make that review; it does not promise disclosure of every requested item or replace a signed authorization.
UEM may confirm facts such as dates of employment, position or title, and current or former status when the record and requester are verified.
Attach the worker’s current written authorization or the verification form. UEM will still review whether the requested disclosure is appropriate and lawful.
Do not request or submit Social Security numbers, dates of birth, banking details, medical or genetic information, patient information, or client-confidential material.
UEM may confirm the requester’s identity, organization, authority, and delivery channel before releasing any information.
Submitting this form confirms only that UEM received a request for review. It does not confirm employment, establish a deadline, or authorize the release of a record.
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Identify the requester, worker, jurisdiction, information needed, and lawful purpose.
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UEM checks the record, requester, authorization, and response channel before disclosure.
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Approved information is returned through an appropriate verified business channel.
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