EMPLOYEE VERIFICATION
Independent employee verification and background screening support for trusted hiring decisions in Mexico.
Whether you are hiring an assistant, caretaker, house manager, driver, remote worker, or employee, verification helps review identity, available records, and risk indicators before you move forward.

References, resumes, referrals, and conversations are useful, but they do not always tell the full story. Independent verification helps review available information before someone is placed in a trusted role.
Trusted hires may have access to properties, keys, families, guests, financial information, confidential details, or operational responsibilities. When the wrong person is hired, the impact can extend beyond payroll.
The applicant’s identity or provided information may be incomplete, inconsistent, or difficult to confirm.
Work history, credentials, or professional claims may not match available information.
Trusted hires may have access to homes, keys, guests, personal information, or business operations.
A poor hiring decision can create delays, financial loss, property issues, or reputational damage.
A referral can help you find a candidate. Employee verification helps you review the person behind the referral before making a hiring decision.
We do not replace your hiring judgment, employment process, or legal obligations. We help organize available information into a clear verification report so you can ask better questions and make a more informed decision.
Who are you hiring?
What records are available?
What should you review first?
Instead of relying only on a resume, referral, interview, or informal recommendation, verification reviews available information, public records, background screening results where applicable, and risk indicators before a hiring decision is made.
The individual being considered for a trusted role.
Names, contact details, documents, references, resumes, profiles, and consent information.
Identity, available records, and relevant screening sources are reviewed where applicable.
Findings are organized into a clear decision-support report.
Use the report to ask better questions before hiring or assigning responsibility.
Review of available identity information and supporting documentation.
Review of employment claims, work history, roles, or professional background where available.
Review of publicly available records and relevant open-source information.
Review of education, certifications, licenses, or credentials where applicable and available.
Review of background screening results where applicable and authorized.
Review of potential warning signs, inconsistencies, disputes, or gaps that may require follow-up.
Availability of records varies by location, source, authorization, and the information provided. The report summarizes accessible findings and identifies gaps for further review.
Receive a structured report summarizing reviewed information, identified risk indicators, and findings relevant to your hiring decision.

Independent verification for safer hiring and trusted-role decisions throughout Mexico.
Reviewing employees, assistants, and operational staff before hiring.
Verifying caretakers, house managers, assistants, or staff with property access.
Reviewing household staff, drivers, nannies, or trusted support roles.
Screening team members, maintenance staff, and operational hires.
Adding independent verification before hiring local help in Mexico.
Reviewing remote workers, assistants, or support staff before assigning responsibilities.
Verifying staff or service personnel involved with guest housing and operations.
Supporting hiring decisions for roles with access, responsibility, or client contact.
Practical Mexico-focused Due Diligence Guides for rental, property, hiring, business, and transaction decisions.



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Answers about employee verification, background screening, hiring due diligence, and trusted-role decisions in Mexico.
Start by collecting the person’s full name, contact information, role being considered, resume or work history, references, and any supporting documents. Employee Verification reviews available identity information, public records, background screening results where applicable, and risk indicators to support a more informed hiring decision.
Yes. Employee Verification can be used for trusted roles such as caretakers, assistants, drivers, house managers, household staff, remote workers, and operational employees. The review may include identity verification, available records, employment details, background screening where applicable, and risk indicators.
Yes, authorization may be required for certain parts of the review, especially background screening. Email is preferred for sending the authorization request, but WhatsApp may be used when email is not available.
We typically need the individual’s full name and a way to contact them, preferably an email address. Helpful information may also include a WhatsApp number, resume, work history, references, identification documents, job role, or supporting documents.
Yes. Employee Verification may be used for local, foreign, or remote workers when sufficient information and required authorization are available. The scope of the review may vary depending on the person’s background, location, records, and available sources.
No. Employee Verification summarizes available information, reviewed records, risk indicators, gaps, and limitations. It supports decision-making but does not guarantee future behavior, work quality, employment outcomes, or safety.
If authorization is required and the candidate refuses, some parts of the verification may not be possible. That refusal may also be something for the hiring party to consider as part of their overall decision-making process.
Yes. Employee Verification is available throughout Mexico. Record availability may vary by state, municipality, source, and authorization requirements, but the report will identify accessible findings and limitations.
The report may include an executive summary, scope and sources reviewed, identity review, employment or credential review where available, background screening results where applicable, public record findings, risk indicators, limitations, and recommended next steps.
No. Background screening may be part of the review where applicable, but Employee Verification also includes human review, context, risk indicators, limitations, and a written decision-support report.
Verified by Casaztech provides independent employee verification and due diligence designed to help businesses, property owners, expats, and families make more informed decisions before hiring someone for a trusted role in Mexico.
Verified by Casaztech provides independent verification and due diligence support based on available information. Reports are designed to support informed decision-making and do not guarantee future behavior, legal outcomes, investment results, payment performance, work quality, or transaction safety.
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