Enter the certificate number
The number becomes the lookup key. Formatting is normalized so case or extra spaces do not create false mismatches.
Certificate verification
Verify a WebTownship-issued certificate.
Enter the certificate number exactly as it appears on the document. When a matching record exists, the official registry details and current verification status are shown here.
✓ Registry-backed result✓ Certificate-number lookup✓ Clear verification status
Official lookup
Check a certificate
Use the complete certificate number printed on the document.Example format: WT-XXXX-XXXX
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Registry matchCertificate verified
Recipient—
Certificate type—
Program / role—
Certificate number—
Issue date—
Valid untilNo expiry stated
This result confirms that the certificate number matches a record in the WebTownship verification registry.
How verification works
A simple check, backed by a controlled registry.
Public verification returns only the information required to confirm authenticity, while internal certificate records remain separate from the website.
Match the official record
The verification layer checks the WebTownship certificate registry or production verification API for a matching issued record.
Return the verification details
A valid match returns the recipient, credential type, program or role, issue date and current status without exposing internal data.
Verification record
What a successful lookup should confirm.
The result design is deliberately factual. It confirms the certificate without turning the page into a marketing badge wall.
Verification policy
Only issued records should ever return “Verified”.
A certificate that has been revoked, replaced or cannot be matched should not receive a green verification state. If a document appears genuine but cannot be found, the holder can request a manual check.
Request a manual check ↗01
Recipient identityName exactly as recorded when the certificate was issued.
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Certificate purposeInternship, training, employment-related, participation, recognition or another approved certificate type.
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Program or roleThe program, department, role or engagement associated with the certificate.
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Issue and validity datesIssue date and, when applicable, expiration or validity information.
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Current statusValid, expired, superseded or revoked according to the official registry record.
Certificate not found?
First check the number for typing errors. If the certificate was recently issued or you believe the registry is incorrect, contact WebTownship with a copy of the document and the certificate number for a manual review.