Join the public registry of accredited certification bodies and make your certificates verifiable by anyone, anywhere.
EAACR lists organisations that operate under EAASS-recognised accreditation. Listing is open to two types of organisations:
Organisations that hold valid accreditation from an EAASS-recognised accreditation body to issue management system certificates under ISO/IEC 17021-1 or equivalent schemes. Your certificates become publicly verifiable through the EAACR database.
Organisations authorised by the EAASS Attestation Committee to deliver training on management system standards and EAASS-approved certification schemes. Approval is granted following review of your training programmes and trainer qualifications.
Confirm that your organisation holds valid accreditation from an EAASS-recognised accreditation body, or is eligible for training centre approval.
Gather your accreditation certificate, scope of accreditation, and contact details for public display. See the full checklist below.
Send your application package to the EAACR Secretariat by email. Our team will review and confirm receipt within 5 business days.
Once approved, your organisation and certificates are listed in the public registry. You may then use the EAACR Mark on your website.
The following documents are required for your application. All documents may be submitted in English or with a certified English translation.
Current accreditation certificate issued by an EAASS-recognised accreditation body, valid at time of application.
Full scope document listing all standards and economic sectors covered by your accreditation.
Full legal name, country, registered address, website, and public contact email for display in the registry.
A structured list of active certificates to be included in the EAACR database (company name, standard, certificate number, dates, scope, sites).
Confirmation that submitted data is accurate and consent to its public display in the EAACR registry.
Send your completed application package to the EAACR Secretariat. We respond to all enquiries within 5 business days.
Your certificates become publicly verifiable by any organisation or individual — customers, regulators, auditors — through the EAACR database without contacting you directly.
Listed certification bodies and their certified clients may use the EAACR Mark — a dynamic digital trust mark linked to the live registry record — on their websites and marketing materials.
Listing in EAACR confirms that your accreditation is recognised under the EAASS Multilateral Recognition Arrangement, supporting cross-border acceptance of your certificates.
Contact the EAACR Secretariat with your application package. We will guide you through the process and confirm your listing.
Contact SecretariatRead our FAQ for answers to common questions about accreditation, the registry, and how verification works.
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