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Standards

Standards catalogue

Standards set the methodology and evidentiary basis for registry publication, recognition, and due diligence work. Each standard shows its reference, version, status and effective date.

1C-STD-005

Standard for Due Diligence Source Corroboration

Proposes minimum corroboration requirements for findings included in a due diligence report, distinguishing a corroborated finding from an uncorroborated allegation.

1C-STD-001

Standard for the 1Cert Identifier

Defines the structure, allocation and lifecycle of the 1Cert Identifier used to reference registered entities, credentials, licences and accreditations.

1C-STD-002

Standard for Recognition Chain Disclosure

Sets out the minimum information a published registry record must disclose about the chain of recognition connecting the credential holder to the recognition authority.

1C-STD-006

Standard for Jurisdictional Recognition Arrangements

Sets out the criteria and process by which a jurisdictional certification partner is formally recognised, and how that recognition is publicly represented.

1C-STD-003

Standard for Registry Record Publication

Defines the minimum data fields a registry record must carry before it can be published, and the conditions under which a record is withdrawn from publication.

1C-STD-004

Standard for Credential Status Definitions

Defines the five credential statuses used throughout the registry — valid, expired, suspended, revoked and unrecognised — and the evidentiary basis required to assign each.

1C-STD-001-V1

Standard for the 1Cert Identifier

The original identifier standard, replaced by version 2.0, which extended the format to cover licence and accreditation record types.

1C-STD-007

Standard for Registry Data Retention

Formerly set retention periods for withdrawn registry records. Withdrawn following the adoption of the record publication standard, which now governs retention.