This page explains the practical flow behind document creation. It supplements the Privacy Policy; where there is a conflict, the Privacy Policy controls.
PayStubCheck documents and research are designed around clear scope, limited retention, source transparency, and explicit limits on what a generated record can establish.
Document forms may include names, addresses, employer or payer details, income figures, withholding selections, and other information needed for the document you choose. Browser-side previews let you review that information before submission.
The service uses the information you provide to calculate or organize the document. Final supported paystub calculations are rechecked by server-side logic rather than relying only on values shown in the browser preview.
Paid checkout payloads may be kept temporarily in server-side storage so the purchased PDF can be generated and delivered. Free paystub submissions generate a PDF that can be sent to the email address supplied by the user.
PayStubCheck does not maintain a permanent database of detailed payroll, employment, or tax-form entries from ordinary document creation. Generated PDFs are not intended to be stored long-term on PayStubCheck servers.
The free generator can process an opaque browser identifier and pseudonymous identifiers derived from request signals to enforce usage limits and investigate abuse. Security event records exclude detailed payroll entries and are configured to expire after a limited period.
Transactional delivery does not automatically mean consent to marketing. Optional marketing messages are tied to affirmative consent, and users can unsubscribe or request removal. Deletion requests can be sent to support@paystubcheck.com.
The Privacy Policy lists the categories of information processed, third-party services, retention practices, and user rights in greater detail.