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Depending on the applicable regulations, laws, and practices where you want to drive with Uber, they might ask for one or more background checks. This can include your entire adult history starting when you turned 18. Uber can get these background checks from different companies, and one of them might be us.
If Uber chooses us, we may run some background checks for them. However, it's important to know that our checks don't include your driving records.
After getting all the background checks from all possible companies, Uber decides who can drive for them based on this information.
We can give you a copy of the background check we ran for Uber.
If you tell us there's a mistake or something missing in the background check we ran for Uber, we can fix it.
If we make a correction, we can give the updated background check to Uber.
We can't get you copies of – or fix – any background checks from other companies that Uber might use. If you need help with those, you should reach out to the company that did those checks for Uber, like Checkr (for background checks) and Samba (for driving records).
We don't know about Uber's decisions. So, we can't tell you what Uber decided or why. If you would like answers regarding their decisions, you should contact Uber directly.
We don't make Uber's decisions. So, we can't help you get back your driving status, even if we fix something in your background report. If you want to start driving again (even after we fix your background check), you should talk to Uber.
To learn more about how Uber does background checks, check out these pages on Uber’s Support Hub:
If you have questions about something in an Industry Sharing Safety Program report, take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions.
If you think there's a mistake in the background check HireRight ran about you, you can dispute it with HireRight. We can only help if the information in our report is wrong or incomplete.
We know this report can impact your driving status, so we aim to fix it quickly. However, depending on the details, fixing it might take up to 30 days (or up to 45 days in special cases).
Click here if you want to dispute the accuracy of your background check. For tips on filling out the dispute form, see question #6 below. It speeds up the process!
If you can't use the form, if you prefer to dispute by phone or mail, or you’re not sure what to dispute, or you need more help, contact our trained representatives here:
By toll-free phone: 1-888-503-1238.
Phone support is open Monday-Friday, 6 am to 5 pm Central Standard Time.
By mail: HireRight Attn: Applicant Care Team 14002 E. 21st Street, Suite 1200 Tulsa, OK 74134
By fax: 918-664-5520
HireRight will notify you in writing with the results of our reinvestigation.
You can help us fix things faster by doing a few small things.
For all disputes –
Check the Vendor: If your report doesn’t mention HireRight, we can’t help you. Instead, please check the Uber Support links for how to contact the vendor that gave Uber your background check.
Provide the Request Number: If you can, give us the Request Number from your background check. You can find this in the background check that we gave to Uber. Click here if you need a copy of your HireRight background check.
For criminal history –
Share the Case Number: Share the case number or describe the offense on your background check. Enter which state and county reported the record you're disputing.
Tell Us What’s Wrong: Check a box to say what's wrong and explain. Please provide as much detail as you can.
Add More: If you have more criminal records to dispute, click "Add Another Criminal Search Dispute" to add them.
For driving records or motor vehicle records –
We don't give driving records or motor vehicle records to Uber. You should contact Samba using the information on Uber’s support hub.
Read the Summary of Your Rights Under the FCRA (Fair Credit Reporting Act), a federal law.
If you think someone stole your identity, check out info from the FTC (Federal Trade Commission and a guide from the CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau).
