Every UHELP certificate carries a verification code. Enter the code — or open the certificate's link — and the public record shows the holder, the credential, and whether it is valid right now.
The system issues a certificate when a learner completes every required part of a path, including its assessments. Certificates are not entered by hand.
Each certificate carries a unique code. Entering it on the verification page opens that certificate’s public record; no account or login is needed.
The record shows the holder, the credential, the issue date, and the current status: valid, expired, or revoked.
A verification page shows the holder, the credential, the issue date, and the current status. The record is generated by the system from the certificate itself, so it stays in step with expiry dates and revocations.
View your certificatesThe holder shares their verification link, or the code printed on the certificate.
The link resolves to a verification page — no account needed. A code can be entered directly.
Check the holder, the credential, and that the status reads valid. If it has been revoked or has expired, the record says so.