This page looks up a certificate number against the records of the issuing body. EUROAC does not issue these certificates and does not vouch for them. Enter the number as it appears on the certificate.
What a result means
- Valid — the issuing body’s record shows the certificate in force on the day of the check.
- Suspended — the issuing body has suspended the certificate. It is not in force while the suspension stands.
- Withdrawn — the issuing body has withdrawn the certificate. It is not in force.
- Not found — no record matches the number entered. Check the number as it is printed on the certificate before drawing any conclusion.
A result reports two separate things: the standing of the certificate, and the standing of the accreditation held by the body that issued it. A certificate can be in force while its issuer’s accreditation is not.
What this check does not prove
The check reads a record, not the document in front of you. It cannot confirm that a printed certificate is genuine, that its scope is stated correctly, or that the work it describes was carried out. EUROAC does not issue these certificates and does not vouch for them.
If the issuing body’s records cannot be reached, the check says so. It never guesses, and it never reports a certificate as valid on the strength of a lookup that did not answer.