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How to Submit a Complaint

If you're unhappy with any part of your verification experience, we want to know. This guide explains who to contact and how to raise a complaint so we can put things right.

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Before you submit a complaint

Before raising a complaint, consider who your complaint is about. Contacting the right team first is usually the quickest way to get things resolved.

When to contact Konfir

Raise your complaint to Konfir if it relates to:

  • Problems using Konfir’s verification service

  • Concerns about our communication or support

When to contact your verifier

Raise your complaint to your verifier (the organisation that created your verification through Konfir) if your complaint relates to:

  • Their decision to use Konfir

  • Their screening policy or requirements

  • How they interpret the verification result

  • Additional documents they are requesting

  • Deadlines, hiring timelines, or next steps

  • Any decisions made about your application or employment

Konfir cannot change a verifier’s policies or screening decisions.

If you’re unsure who to contact, email us and we’ll point you in the right direction.


How to submit a complaint to Konfir

If your complaint relates to Konfir’s service, please email: [email protected]

Include:

  • Your name

  • The email phone number associated with your verification

  • A short description of what happened

If anything is missing, we’ll ask you for more details.

👋 Just want to share feedback?

If you’re not looking for a formal complaint process - for example, you simply want to suggest an improvement or highlight something that could have worked better - you can share feedback instead of a complaint.


What happens next

1. We acknowledge your complaint

We’ll confirm we’ve received your complaint within 3 working days.
You’ll receive a reference number and the name of the person handling your case.

2. We investigate

Your complaint is reviewed by someone independent of the issue you’ve raised.
We may contact you if we need more information.

3. You receive a response

We aim to send you a full response within 15 business days.

If your complaint relates to a regulated payment service (such as HMRC or bank connectivity) and we need more time, we’ll let you know and respond no later than 35 business days.

Our response will:

  • Summarise what we found

  • Explain our decision

  • Outline any steps we’re taking to fix the issue

If you’re unhappy with our response, you can reply and we’ll escalate your complaint internally.


If you’re still dissatisfied

If your complaint relates to how we handled your regulated data access (e.g., bank account information or HMRC connectivity), you may be able to refer the matter to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). We’ll explain whether this applies in our final response.

If your complaint relates to data protection, you can raise it with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

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