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Is this certificate real?
For certificates issued on Nyvarra. See who issued it, who it belongs to, and whether it's still valid, straight from the record.
Holding the paper? Point your phone camera at the QR code. It opens this check directly.
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What the result means
Nyvarra shows the certificate's status as it is right now, not as it was printed.
- Genuine
Issued by the organization named, to the person named, and unchanged since. Check the details match the copy you were given.
- Replaced
The issuer corrected it. Ask for the new version, which the result links to.
- Expired
It's genuine, but it was valid only for a period that has ended.
- Withdrawn
The issuer withdrew it. Don't accept it as current.
- Doesn't match
The details changed after the issuer signed them. Treat it as not genuine.
- Not found
No certificate has that serial. Check for typos, or it wasn't issued on Nyvarra.
A forged PDF can carry a forged link. Scanning the printed code, or typing the serial here, always reaches the real record. Think you've been shown a fake? Report it.
Who issued the certificate, to whom, and that it hasn't changed. The issuer stands behind what it says. Nyvarra isn't an accreditor, and a check doesn't say whether a certificate is recognised in any country. Certificates from elsewhere can't be checked here.
How Nyvarra proves a certificatePaste or upload up to 20 serials and check them all at once, free. HR and background-check teams with longer lists can use the verification API.
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