CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION
Check whether a certificate is genuine.
Use the CertWright public search to confirm that a certificate exists and view its current status. You can search using the certificate number or the recipient’s email address.
How to verify a certificate
The search takes only a few moments. Follow the three steps below.
Find the details
Locate the certificate number printed on the certificate. If you do not have it, you may search using the recipient’s email address.
Enter one search item
Enter either the complete certificate number or the recipient’s email address in the search field below.
Check the result
Select Search. CertWright will show the certificate record and its current status when a matching certificate is found.
Scan the QR code on the certificate
If the certificate contains a CertWright QR code, open the camera on your phone or tablet and point it at the code. Select the link that appears. The certificate’s verification record will open automatically.
You do not need to enter the certificate number when you use its QR code.
SEARCH CERTWRIGHT RECORDS
Verify your certificate
Enter one complete certificate number or the email address associated with the certificate.
Verify a certificate
Enter the recipient's email address or certificate number.
Understanding the result
- Active: the certificate is current and has not been revoked.
- Pending: the certificate record exists but has not yet been made active.
- Revoked: the issuer has withdrawn the certificate.
- Expired: the certificate has passed its recorded expiry date.
Cannot find a certificate?
Check that the certificate number or email address was entered correctly. Certificate numbers must be entered in full.
If the details are correct and no result appears, contact CertWright support or the organisation that issued the certificate.
Email CertWright support