Certificate Verification Portal

How to Apply for Verification

1. Ensure you have a valid certificate issued by the institute.
2. Keep a clear scanned copy of the certificate ready.
3. Follow the official verification procedure mentioned below.
4. Incomplete requests will not be processed.
5. Verification confirmation will be provided only through official communication.

Important Instructions & Precautions

• Do not share altered or edited certificates.
• Verification requests without official documentation will be rejected.
• The institute is not responsible for forged documents.
• Always use official contact details mentioned on website.
• Legal action may be taken in case of fraudulent claims.

Company / Employer Verification Procedure

Organizations, companies, government departments, or agencies seeking official verification of student certificates must follow the formal process below.

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📌 Required Documents

• Official Request Letter on Company Letterhead
• Authorization Letter signed by HR / Authorized Officer
• Copy of Candidate’s Certificate
• Purpose of Verification clearly mentioned
• Official Company Contact Details

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📧 Email Verification Process

• Scan all documents clearly in PDF format.
• Send request from official company email ID only.
• Email subject: Certificate Verification Request – Candidate Name
• Send to: verification@uimt.org
• Response will be sent only to official company email ID.

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📮 Courier Verification Process

• Send complete documents in sealed envelope.
• Mention “Certificate Verification Request” on envelope.
• Courier to official address:

Universal Institute of Management & Technology
1(F) Shri Balaji Building,
Agra, India – 282009

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⏳ Processing Time

• Standard Processing Time: 3 – 7 Working Days
• Incomplete documentation may delay verification.
• Urgent verification (if applicable) may involve additional charges.

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⚖ Legal Notice

• Fraudulent verification attempts may lead to legal action.
• The institute reserves the right to reject incomplete or suspicious requests.