A driver’s abstract (also known as a motor vehicle record check) provides information about an applicant’s driving history, including traffic citations, vehicular offences, accidents, driving‑under‑the‑influence convictions, and any points on their driver’s license.

An enhanced criminal record search is an add‑on to our standard Canadian Criminal Record Check.

CPIC stands for “Canadian Police Information Centre.” 

This process does not check your credit, and it does not affect your credit score or history in any way. It simply uses information from your credit file to generate questions that help confirm your identity.

No. Vulnerable Sector Checks must be completed in person at your local police station.

If you are an employer interested in using Guhuza and would like more information, you can book a demo with our team through Calendly.

Guhuza has launched a new mobile app to make job searching even easier. The app is currently available for iOS and Android, and is for job seekers only.

If an employer requests skills testing, the job seeker will receive an email invitation for the test. After accepting the invitation, the job seeker will be prompted to log in to their Guhuza account, and the test will begin once they are signed in.

Skills test results are shared only with the employers who request or administer the test. Guhuza does not provide test results directly to job seekers and is not involved in the hiring process.

If your assessment freezes or does not load, close it and try opening it again. Make sure your system and browser settings are up to date before starting the test. You can resume the assessment by logging back into your Guhuza account.