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Credential Registry

Verify a credential

A credential is only as good as the institution's willingness to stand behind it.

This registry is open to employers, universities, and any party who needs to confirm that an SRLHD credential is genuine. Verification is free, immediate, and requires no account.

Sample identifiers for testing: SRLHD-FC-2024-00812 · SRLHD-PC-2024-00291 · SRLHD-AD-2023-00047 · SRLHD-PR-2022-00009

How Verification Works

Four steps, no barriers

01

Locate the credential ID

Every SRLHD credential carries a unique identifier printed on the certificate and embedded in the digital badge. It follows the format SRLHD-XX-YYYY-NNNNN.

02

Enter it above

Type or paste the full identifier into the verification field. Identifiers are not case-sensitive, but hyphens must be included.

03

Review the record

The system returns the holder's name, the programme completed, the awarding college, the date of conferral, and the current standing of the credential.

04

Escalate if required

If a record does not appear, or if you have reason to doubt a document presented to you, contact the Office of the Registrar directly for a formal written confirmation.

What Our Credentials Mean

Three commitments to those who rely on us

Every credential is earned

SRLHD does not award honorary or purchased credentials. Every certificate in this registry represents assessed work, submitted reflections, and demonstrated competence against published standards.

Records are permanent

Once conferred, a credential remains in the registry indefinitely. Practitioner certifications carry renewal requirements and will show as expired if continuing professional development obligations lapse.

Revocation is published

In the rare event that a credential is withdrawn following an academic integrity finding, the registry reflects that status. We consider transparency an obligation to the employers and institutions who rely on us.

Verifying in volume?

Employers and institutions processing multiple candidates can request bulk verification or an API key through the Office of the Registrar.