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Reverse Recruiters Assn.
⇄ The credential registry

Verify an NRRA credential.

Every certificate the NRRA issues carries a unique ID and can be checked against association records by anyone — clients, employers, or the public. A credential that can't be verified isn't a credential.

Check a certificate

Enter the certificate ID exactly as shown on the credential (for example, NRRA-CRRA-1A2B3C4D).

Verification is free, instant, and requires no account. The check runs against live association records — not a static list.

What a verified credential tells you

  • The designation is real — issued by the association, to the named holder, on the recorded date.
  • It was earned — through the RR Certification Training and examination (CRRA), plus reviewed real-world portfolio work at higher levels (see the ladder).
  • The holder signed the Code of Ethics — and can be held to it through Ethics Review.

If a check fails

If someone presents an NRRA designation that does not verify, treat the claim as unconfirmed and let us know via the contact page. Protecting the meaning of the marks protects every legitimate member — and every client.