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Compliance
ACLAS maintains a public registry of academic awards it has revoked. A revoked credential is no longer valid, even where the original certificate or transcript is still in the holder's possession.
Grounds
ACLAS publishes the categories of conduct that lead to revocation. Each is a finding against an individual holder, not a general condition of study.
Published counts
What is not published. Only aggregate figures are shown here. The registry on aclas.college lists individual cases with masked personal data; those records are not reproduced here.
For employers
A certificate in hand is not evidence on its own. The register and the verification lookup record the college's current position.
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Confirm the award does not appear on the revocation register listed in ACLAS's public records.
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Questions
What revocation means for a credential, a holder and an employer.
A revoked award is no longer valid. Revocation stands even where the original certificate or transcript remains in the holder's possession.
Check the certificate through the free verification lookup, which reflects the college's current record rather than the document in hand. The registry on aclas.college lists revoked awards.
The certificate ID remains tied to the original award, so a verification check against it returns the college's current position rather than confirming a document that has been withdrawn.
We do not publish a reinstatement process. A revoked award stands as revoked, and the registry is updated as findings are made. Questions are answered by the Academic Integrity Office.
No. Revocation applies to an individual award following a finding against that holder. It does not affect the standing of other ACLAS credentials.
The free lookup answers the question in seconds. The register tells you whether an award has since been withdrawn.