Get Certified
EDRS-1.0 certification validates that your estate document registry meets the open standard for security, interoperability, and consumer protection.
Certification Overview
The EDRS-1.0 certification program establishes a rigorous, transparent process for verifying that estate document registries meet the requirements of the Estate Document Registry Standard. Certification demonstrates that a provider has been independently audited against all mandatory requirements covering document registration, verification, access control, audit logging, and interoperability.
Certification Process
Self-Assessment
Complete the EDRS-1.0 Annex C compliance checklist to evaluate your registry against all mandatory and recommended requirements. The self-assessment covers document registration, verification protocols, access control, audit logging, and interoperability.
- Download the Annex C self-assessment checklist
- Evaluate your registry against each requirement
- Identify gaps and remediation steps
- Document your compliance evidence
Third-Party Audit
Engage an independent auditor approved by UEDRA to conduct a comprehensive technical and operational review of your registry. The auditor verifies your self-assessment findings and tests your implementation against the EDRS-1.0 standard.
- Select from approved independent auditors
- Schedule on-site or remote audit sessions
- Provide technical access and documentation
- Receive detailed audit findings report
Certification
Upon successful audit completion, receive EDRS-1.0 certification valid for two years. Certification includes a midpoint surveillance review at one year to ensure continued compliance and access to the certified provider directory.
- 2-year certification validity period
- Midpoint surveillance review at 12 months
- Listed in certified provider directory
- Authorized to display EDRS certification mark
Benefits of Certification
Consumer Trust
Demonstrate to consumers, attorneys, and financial planners that your registry meets the highest industry standard for security and interoperability.
Legislative Compliance Readiness
Position your registry for compliance as states adopt UEDRA legislation that may require or reference EDRS-1.0 certification.
Institutional API Access
Certified providers gain access to institutional API integrations with courts, financial institutions, and healthcare systems.
Marketing Differentiation
Stand out in a growing market with third-party verified certification that validates your registry's quality and reliability.
Certified Providers
VerAuth
Certified March 2026
First EDRS-1.0 certified estate document registry provider. Full compliance with all mandatory requirements for document registration, verification, and interoperability.
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Cost & Timeline
Certification Fees
Certification fees are structured to be accessible for providers of all sizes. Detailed pricing is available upon request and depends on registry complexity and scope. Contact our certification team for a personalized quote.
Request pricing detailsTypical Timeline
- Self-Assessment: 2-4 weeks
- Remediation (if needed): 4-8 weeks
- Third-Party Audit: 2-3 weeks
- Certification Decision: 1-2 weeks
Start Your Certification Journey
Ready to demonstrate that your registry meets the EDRS-1.0 standard? Begin with the self-assessment checklist or contact our certification team.