Page Title: Verification Policy
Last updated: 13 May 2026
Verification Policy
Equiverify aims to improve trust in the equine services market by offering verification features for eligible professional listings.
- What Verification Means
Verification may indicate that certain business details, identity information, qualifications, registrations, insurance, or supporting documents have been reviewed.
Verification does not guarantee:
- Service quality
- Availability
- Suitability
- Pricing
- Results
- Ongoing compliance
Users should always carry out their own checks before engaging a professional.
- Information We May Review
Depending on the category, we may request:
- Business name and address
- Contact details
- Professional registration numbers
- Insurance documents
- Qualifications or certificates
- Website or social media presence
- Service area details
- Other relevant supporting information
- Category-Specific Checks
Verification may differ by category. For example:
- Equine vets may require professional registration information
- Farriers may require registration or relevant trade details
- Livery yards may require business and insurance information
- Riding schools may require relevant operational or insurance documentation
- Verification Status
Listings may show statuses such as:
- Pending
- Verified
- Not Verified
- Verification Expired
- Rejected
- Ongoing Responsibility
Professionals are responsible for keeping their information accurate and up to date. Equiverify may request updated documents periodically.
- Removal of Verification
We may remove verification where:
- Information becomes outdated
- Documents expire
- A complaint raises concern
- False information is discovered
- The provider fails to respond to verification requests
- User Responsibility
Verification is a trust signal, not a warranty. Users should make their own decision before contacting or hiring any professional.