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Instantly Verify High School Diplomas
In business, time is money. If you work on recruitment or background checks, verifying high school diplomas can be a time-consuming and costly process. Typically, the process takes two weeks. DiplomaVerify can help.
How Can DiplomaVerify Help?
DiplomaVerify is the only service that offers immediate high school diploma verifications. In addition to instant verifications, you’ll benefit from:
- 24/7 availability
- Lower costs. Automatic verifications save you the cost of manual processing.
- Better results. Our data comes directly from the source — the graduate’s high school.
You can quickly obtain verifications for:
- Employment and military service candidates
- A workforce or educational certification or credential
- Acceptance to an educational program of study
What Does a Verification Request Include?
First, you’ll receive an immediate response. Then, if the request is confirmed, you’ll receive the following:
- Official name of school
- Student name on school’s records
- Award year of diploma (you don’t receive a copy of the actual diploma)
How Does DiplomaVerify Work?
You’ll need to pay a nominal fee for verifications on our website. We accept all major credit cards.
- When you click “Verify Now,” you’ll start a guided registration process to create a profile and make verification requests.
- You’ll receive a welcome email with a temporary password and a link to complete your registration.
- Once you click the link, you can log in for the first time with the username you created and the temporary password.
- After you read and accept our terms and conditions you’ll set three security challenge questions, and create your own password.
- Once inside your account, you can place orders, track order status, and view results.
What Do I Do If My Diploma Request Isn’t Confirmed?
If we can’t confirm the diploma, you should contact the high school or follow your existing screening processes to confirm that the high school diploma was awarded.
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