Search by the member’s AMI number or application number, or by the holder’s full name.
Every KGF membership card, credential and training certificate carries the holder’s six-digit AMI number and a QR code that opens this check directly.
This register confirms a member’s standing and credentials and nothing more. It does not publish contact details, membership records, or the reasons behind any decision.
If a result is not what you expected, or you need to confirm something the register does not show, contact the Global Office.
The named member holds each credential marked valid from KGF, in the jurisdiction shown. The result also says whether the member is in good standing today.
The credential was issued but is no longer valid. The person should not present it as current. We do not publish why.
Check the number for mistyped characters — an AMI is always six digits, and an application number starts with APP. A QR code on a credential, card or certificate brings you straight to the answer, with nothing to type.
The QR code on a KGF membership card opens this same check for the member’s AMI, read live from the register: their name, rank, credentials, and whether they are in good standing at that moment.
Every training certificate carries the holder’s AMI number and a QR code. The check above lists the Institute courses the member has completed. A training certificate records completion of a course; it is not by itself a credential or an ordination.
The public directory confirms that a person is a member and the rank they hold. It lists name, rank, and country only.
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Membership, training, approvals, identity, and any payment requirement are confirmed before issue.
The certificate is produced with the holder’s AMI number and a QR code to this register.
The credential is added to the holder’s credential vault in the member portal.
The public verification record is activated, and this page will answer for it.
A holder may ask for a credential to be renewed or replaced. When a replacement is issued, the register records the old credential as withdrawn, so a lost certificate cannot be presented as current.
If a credential does not verify as you expected, or you believe someone is presenting a credential they do not hold, tell us.
