Check a Builder Standard verification
Every verification has a unique reference.
Enter a reference in the format BSV-2026-XXXXXX to see the verification reference, project identifier, milestone, verification date, method and outcome.
Possible outcomes
- Verified
- Further Evidence Required
- Not Verified
The public record shows the verification reference, project identifier, milestone, verification date, method and outcome only. Homeowner personal data, photographs and confidential project evidence are never published.
What an outcome means
Three outcomes. Nothing in between.
- Verified
The evidence provided is sufficient to demonstrate that the pre-agreed milestone criteria have been achieved.
What has happened
- Criteria assessed
- Evidence reviewed
- Verification completed
- Verification certificate issued
Verified confirms that the stated milestone criteria have been evidenced as achieved. It does not determine contractual entitlement to payment.
- Further Evidence Required
The evidence currently available is insufficient to reach a verification decision. Additional evidence, clarification or a site inspection is required.
What happens next
- Evidence requested
- Evidence submitted
- Reassessment
Further Evidence Required is not a failure and is not a finding against the builder. It means the assessment cannot yet be completed on the evidence available.
- Not Verified
Based on the evidence available, one or more of the pre-agreed milestone criteria have not been demonstrated as achieved.
What the record shows
- Criterion not evidenced
- Reason
- Evidence considered
- Next action available
Not Verified is a finding about the stated milestone at the time of assessment. It is not a rating of the builder, an assessment of workmanship generally, or a finding of contractual breach.
Builder Standard milestone verification records an independent assessment of whether the agreed milestone criteria appear to have been satisfied, based on the scope and evidence reviewed. It does not constitute Building Control approval, structural certification, statutory approval, a warranty or guarantee of workmanship, legal adjudication, or an instruction that payment must be made. Builder Standard does not hold, control or release construction funds.