The $199 employer verification checks a Ukrainian company before you pay anyone: its state register extract, tax activity, workforce, who can sign, and court and sanctions records. You get a written GO, CAUTION or STOP verdict within 2–3 working days of sending the company details. Refundable until the registry check is run.
What the $199 covers
The $199 covers
- Unified State Register (EDR) extract
- Fiscal and tax-activity confirmation
- Workforce history and capacity check
- Signatory authority check
- Court and sanctions check
- Written GO / CAUTION / STOP verdict
Not part of this fee
- Background checks on individuals
- Checks on companies outside Ukraine
- Ongoing monitoring after delivery
- Any outcome guarantee
Request your invoice
Leave your name as it appears in your passport and an email. The case manager confirms the company you want checked and emails the invoice with the company’s payment details. You pay only against that invoice.
- Delivery
- 2–3 working days from receipt of the company details
- Refund
- Refundable until the registry check is run
What happens after you pay
- Step 1Request the invoiceFull name as in your passport and your email, on this page or on WhatsApp.today
- Step 2Invoice in your nameThe case manager confirms the fee and scope and emails the invoice with payment details.≤ 1 business day
- Step 3You pay the companyBank charges are yours; the invoiced amount must arrive in full. A receipt comes to your email.your pace
- Step 4Company details in, verdict outYou send the name, code and offer papers; the written report with the verdict follows.2–3 working days
Order terms
- Order terms · Employer Verification
- Fee
- $199 USD, fixed. State, translation and apostille costs are paid separately.
- You send
- Company name and EDRPOU code, if you have it
- The offer letter, contract or permit copy you were given
- Who introduced the job, and any fee asked of you
- Delivery
- 2–3 working days from receipt of the company details
- Refund
- Refundable until the registry check is run. Refund policy
- Payment
- Bank transfer (SWIFT/IBAN), Wise, USDT on TRC-20, or Western Union / MoneyGram (MTCN to [email protected]). Payment methods
Registers behind the check
The check reads the official registers below; the report adds the tax, workforce and signatory picture and ends with a written verdict.
Is the employer check the right step?
Order it as soon as a Ukrainian company or its agent offers you a job, and before any payment. Common patterns are described in fake Ukrainian employers and fake job offers; the legal route that follows is on the Ukraine work permit page.
| Your situation | Service | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| No offer yet, or several possible routes | Eligibility Assessment | $99 |
| A Ukrainian company has offered you a job | Employer Verification · this page | $199 |
| You hold a contract, invitation letter or permit copy | Document Review | $349 |
| You need a lawyer on your own case, or after a refusal | Legal Consultation | $249 |
| You plan to open a company (LLC / TOV) in Ukraine | Company Registration Deposit | $600 |
| A flight, contract start or enrolment date is close | Priority Processing | +$149 |
Questions about paying for an employer check
What does the $199 employer verification check?
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Why check the employer before the work permit?
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Read before you order
- Employer verification: the full serviceWhat each of the five checks looks at
- Fake Ukrainian employersSigns of a company that exists only on paper
- Fake work permitsHow to tell a real Ukrainian permit from a forged one
- Refund policyWhat is refunded at each stage of work
Check the company that offered you a job.
Register, tax, workforce, signatory and court records, and a written GO / CAUTION / STOP verdict within 2–3 working days.
Last reviewed: 31 October 2026. Fees are UAVISA.PK service fees in USD; state, translation and apostille costs are separate. Permits, visas and residence cards are decided by Ukrainian state bodies; state terms quoted are statutory maximums. This page is general information; advice on your own case comes from a lawyer under a written engagement.