Confirm that a certificate presented as issued by the Internal Audit Department is genuine.
Every certificate issued by the department carries a unique verify code. Checking it takes seconds and protects everyone relying on the credential.
A valid result confirms the certificate was genuinely issued by the Internal Audit Department, with the serial and issue date on record.
Forged certificates erode trust in the Internal Audit Class. A code that returns "not found" should be treated as a red flag and reported.
Open verification lets employers, MDAs, and citizens confirm an officer's credentials without writing to the department first.
Enter the verify code printed on the certificate — usually in the format IAD-CERT-YYYY-NNNN — into the checker above and press "Verify Certificate". The code is checked against the department's records and the result appears instantly.
A valid result confirms the certificate was genuinely issued by the Internal Audit Department. The certificate title, serial number, issue date, and the officer it was awarded to all match the official record.
First check the code for typing errors and try again. If the code is correct and still returns "not found", the certificate may not have been issued by this department — treat it as a red flag and report it to the Internal Audit Department through the contact page.