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Criminal Verification Check — because your safety comes first.

Every Blyss Service Provider passes a Criminal Verification Check — so you know who is entering your home or workplace.

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Criminal Verification Check

What is Criminal Verification Check (CVC)?

At Blyss, trust is not a marketing line — it is the first filter. Before any service partner takes a single task, they must clear our Criminal Verification Check (CVC).

CVC is a structured review of a provider's criminal record history through authorised verification channels. We look for offences that would make someone unsuitable to work inside a customer's home or workplace. Providers who do not meet our standards are not onboarded — no exceptions.

CVC works alongside our EFIR check, professional training and ongoing quality reviews as part of Blyss's four-step safety assurance. Together, these layers help ensure that every person who wears the Blyss uniform has earned your trust.

Our 4-Step Safety Assurance

Every Blyss Service Provider is verified, trained and safe — before they ever reach your door.

EFIR / CVC Checked

Official record verification before onboarding

Professionally Trained

In-person training on service standards

Background Verified

Multi-layer identity and reference checks

Safe in Your Home

Trusted professionals inside your space

What we verify in CVC

Criminal record screening

We verify whether a provider has a criminal history through authorised background-check partners and official record sources.

Serious offence review

Records involving violence, theft, fraud or other offences that pose a direct risk to customer safety are reviewed against Blyss's eligibility criteria.

Identity cross-match

Criminal verification is matched to the provider's government ID and address proof so results belong to the right person.

Re-verification on renewal

Active partners are subject to periodic re-checks so our safety standards stay current, not one-time.

How CVC works at Blyss

1

Document collection

The provider submits government ID, address proof and consent for background verification during onboarding.

2

Authorised record lookup

Blyss initiates a Criminal Verification Check through verified third-party and official channels.

3

Risk assessment

Results are reviewed against Blyss's safety policy. Only providers who clear the check move to training.

4

Ongoing monitoring

Partners who remain on the platform are re-verified on a defined schedule to maintain trust over time.

Trusted at every step

Secure

Verified before every assignment

Reliable

Trained professionals you can count on

Quality Service

Standards that match your expectations

Your Comfort

Safety-first, every visit

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frequently asked questions

What is a Criminal Verification Check (CVC)?+

CVC is Blyss's process of checking a service provider's criminal record history through authorised verification partners. It helps confirm that the person entering your home or workplace does not have a criminal background that would make them unsuitable for the role.

Is CVC the same as EFIR?+

No. CVC focuses on criminal record screening. EFIR (Electronic First Information Report) is a separate check that looks for police FIR records linked to the provider. Both are required steps in Blyss's onboarding process.

Can a provider work on Blyss without clearing CVC?+

No. Every Blyss Service Provider must pass CVC before they are trained and activated on the platform. There are no shortcuts.

How often is CVC repeated?+

Initial CVC is completed during onboarding. Active partners are subject to periodic re-verification so our safety standards remain up to date.

How does CVC relate to the Blyss Trust Score?+

They answer different questions. CVC decides whether a person is safe to onboard at all — it is a pass/fail safety gate. The Blyss Trust Score is a 0–100 rating of how well someone has actually worked, built from verified experience, rated on-job performance and structured feedback from past employers. Read the CVC result first, then use the Trust Score to compare candidates who have already cleared it.