For recruiters and hiring managers
See which claims are backed, in 30 seconds.
Open the link on a Verified CV and see which lines match the candidate's own documents. No account, nothing to install, fewer surprises after the interview.
- Plain labels, honest limits: each line is either backed by a document the candidate provided (with the document type and year) or the candidate's own word.
- No friction: one click from the PDF. No portal, no login.
- Only what you need: lines, levels and document types. Never the documents themselves, quotes, grades or contact details.
Check a Verified CV
Have a Dossier link or code on a CV?
Got a CV with a line like “Verified CV: dossier.cv/v/…”? Paste the link or the 22-character code.
No code at hand? Open the sample Verified CV →
The 30-second guide
Where to look first when you open a link
No training needed. Three things tell you what you need before the first call:
How much is backed
At the top, for example 6 of 8 lines backed by documents, with the reminder that “backed” means a line matches a document the candidate provided, not a call to the employer.
The document behind key roles
Check the roles and diplomas that matter for your shortlist. “✓ Backed by: work reference, 2026” means employer, title and start date were all found in a reference from someone else, in the candidate's name.
Lines in the candidate's own word
A current role with no final reference yet, a sabbatical, a self-taught skill: these show as “Candidate's own word”. That's normal, and tells you what to ask about.