We are legally obliged to ask all new starters to provide evidence of your right to work in the UK. Use the government's online tool to check if you have the necessary evidence.
You must bring original documents (in person to YCL HR) which proves your right to work in the UK before you start work at YCL. Failure to do this will result in a delay to your start date.
If you are a British or Irish citizen, your passport will be the easiest way to confirm your right to work. If your passport has expired, it can still be used to prove your right to work.
If you are a non-UK national, we will ask you to provide a share code from the Home Office so that we can check your right to work online. More information on shared codes can be found on the Government website.
If you have changed your name since your passport or ID card was issued, you must bring documentation (e.g. a marriage or divorce certificate) to support this.
For further support or information on proving your right to work, please contact YCL HR.
What if I don't have a passport?
There are other documents you can use to show your permission to work. These will usually include a Government issued document showing your full name and national insurance number (or a P45) and your birth or adoption certificate or certificate of registration. Please contact YCL HR for clarification which documents will be accepted.
All your documents must be original. We cannot accept copies.
Where should I bring my documents?
You will be contacted by YCL HR to arrange an appointment time and we will inform you where to bring your documents.
We need to see you and your documents together: it's not possible to send your documents via email or have someone else bring them in for you.
If you do not bring these documents prior to your first day you will be unable to commence employment.
I'm not sure I currently have the right to work in the UK
Use the government's online tool to check if you have the right to work