Property Ownership

A property ownership search enables employers to verify the residential address provided by job applicants or employees.

This step ensures that individuals have furnished accurate and truthful information regarding their current or previous places of residence. By confirming their address, you establish a foundation of trust and reliability.

You can utilize a property ownership search to verify an applicant's identity, research an applicant's financial history, or to identify potential conflicts of interest.

The amount of property an applicant owns can give you some insight into their financial history. For example, if an applicant owns a lot of property, it suggests that they have a good credit history and that they are financially stable.

This can be important for positions that require a lot of financial responsibility, such as accountants or financial analysts.

CI can help you conduct property ownership searches as part of a pre-employment background check.

Our investigative team has access to a variety of databases that can be used to conduct these searches. These databases include property ownership records, driving records, drug and alcohol records, and criminal records.

We also provide our clients with guidance on the types required, and they can help to complete the required paperwork.

Please note that the utilization of property ownership searches in background checks must adhere to applicable laws and regulations.