Can you actually apply for this job?
Paste the whole posting. Tell us where you live and your work authorisation. You get Eligible, Ineligible or Check, with the exact lines in the posting that decide it, plus the required and nice-to-have skills pulled out. Nothing you paste is stored.
How it works
- The checker reads the full posting, not just the title: 'must reside in', 'no sponsorship', 'citizens only', 'EST hours' and the rest.
- It compares those rules with where you live and your authorisation, and tells you which line rules you in or out.
- Skills do not decide eligibility, so they are listed separately as required and nice-to-have.
- This is the same check Omar runs on every job she finds for you, before a credit is spent.
Questions people ask
Why does eligibility matter more than skills?
Because location, residency and sponsorship rules are hard filters: an application that fails one is rejected before anyone reads your experience. Most unanswered applications were never eligible.
Is the posting I paste stored?
No. It is checked and discarded. The tool is limited to a few checks an hour per visitor.
What does 'Check' mean?
The posting is silent or unclear on something that matters for you, such as a remote role with no country stated when you would need sponsorship. Ask the recruiter before you apply.
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