What the certificate confirms
The certificate records the candidate name supplied, completion date, verification identifier, assessment language, and indicative result produced for that attempt. The QR or verification URL checks the corresponding server record.
Verification reduces alteration risk but does not independently prove identity, test conditions, supervision, or that another person did not assist.
What it does not confirm
The certificate is not a clinical diagnosis, standardized IQ credential, educational award, professional license, membership decision, or proof of suitability for employment.
The result includes measurement uncertainty and may differ across instruments, dates, languages, devices, health conditions, and testing environments.
Permitted presentation
Do not alter the certificate, remove its disclaimer, imply accreditation, or present it as issued by a clinical or educational authority. Third parties should use the official verification URL and read this disclaimer.
Organizations must not treat the certificate as the sole basis for a consequential decision.
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Does a valid QR code make the score official?
No. It verifies the IQLabTest record, not clinical standardization, identity supervision, or professional accreditation.
Can the result be compared with a clinical assessment?
Not directly. Different instruments, norms, administration conditions, and purposes can produce different results.