Free Employment Fax Cover Sheet

For the hiring and onboarding paperwork that still travels by fax: background authorizations, I-9 supplements, benefits enrollment, employment verifications. Clean and professional.

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Common uses

  • Background check authorization forms
  • Employment verification requests
  • New hire and onboarding documents
  • Benefits enrollment and change forms
  • Job applications and resume submissions

Tips

  1. 1Never put a Social Security number or date of birth on the cover sheet -- reserve sensitive fields for the enclosed documents.
  2. 2If faxing a job application, follow up by email or phone to confirm receipt and express continued interest.
  3. 3For time-sensitive HR documents like benefits enrollment, send during business hours and confirm by phone.

Frequently asked questions

Can I submit a job application by fax?

Some employers -- particularly in healthcare, government, and trades -- still accept or require faxed applications. Check the job posting for submission instructions.

Should I include my Social Security number on a fax cover sheet?

No. Never put a Social Security number on the cover sheet itself. If an SSN is required, it belongs on the form inside -- not on the first page sitting in an output tray.

How do I send an employment verification request?

Address it to the employer's HR or payroll department, note the employee name and dates of employment in the message field, and include your fax number for the return response.