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Certificate Verification Policy
Certificate verification policy: understand issuer choices, exact name and email matching, registry checks, corrections and private handling.

How submitted evidence is checked
Use the certificate and verification instructions inside your chosen application. The form shows the issuer choices enabled for that role; AI-role issuer choices are configured separately from typing-role choices. A learning website link is not itself a registry issuer or a verified certificate.
Connected-registry checks
Select the issuer printed on the certificate. Enter the certificate number exactly, including letters and separators, and use the same full name and email used to generate it. The connected certificate registry checks these details against its records. A successful match verifies that record; it does not mean that every other application detail has been checked.
If a connected issuer returns no match, check the issuer, number, exact name and email and correct them. Do not alter a certificate or choose another issuer to force a match. An unavailable service is different from a confirmed mismatch: follow the error shown by the form or ask for help.
Other institutes and other application routes
Where the form offers Other institute, its evidence follows the stated manual-review route. Certificate-free applications or an approval-code route are available only when enabled in that role’s form. A valid approval code is checked by the application; it is not a payment request.
Correction and privacy
If you need help, provide the application reference through the Contact page and website chat. Do not publish a certificate image or personal contact details. Verification uses the selected issuer and relevant certificate, name and email details through the connected registry. Read the Privacy Policy for handling and rights requests.
