Verify a certificate
The document's code or QR. It works for an organization's certificate and for a person's credential.
Public verificationResult at gcerti.org/verificar
- No account
- Free of charge
The certificate is in force and within its cycle.
- Organization
- ·········· ····· ····
- Standard
- ISO 9001
- Scope
- ········ · ············ ··
- Issued
- ··-··-····
- Expiry
- ··-··-····
- Code
- GC-·····
Illustrative sample · does not correspond to an issued certificate
What to check on a certificate
Six details on the document that are compared with the registry.
The three statuses
Only “Valid” is in force today.
- Valid
The certificate is in force and within its cycle.
- Suspended
Temporarily without validity. It should not be accepted until the status changes.
- Withdrawn
Without validity. The certificate was withdrawn before its expiration.
The published status prevails over the printed copy.
How to read the result
Compare the document
Organization, standard and scope must match.
Check the dates
Issue and expiry, within the cycle.
Confirm the status
Only “Valid” is in force today.
A person's credential
Confirmed in writing and confidentially. Reply within 48 business hours.
Suspicious document
Report a certificate you cannot verify. Document review, confidential and free of charge.
Attach the documentReceipt with a ticket number
Show your certificate
Your certificate's code is public. Share it with your clients so they can verify it here: the document's QR opens the same verification.
- Your standard's seal is downloaded from each standard's page.
- The backing for each result is published in the Trust Center.
ISO 9001 sealDownloaded from the standard's pageWho backs each result
Nine standards under current accreditation
View the published scope
The backing for each result is in the Trust Center
Who accredits G-CERTI, what that accreditation covers and where each complaint comes in.