Watermark Certificate

What is the Watermark Certificate

The Watermark Certificate is a security mark printed or worked onto a document, generally formed by a water-drop or similar pattern. The certificate is used to verify that a document is original and not counterfeit. The Watermark Certificate is generally used to raise the security of important documents and official records.

How to Obtain the Watermark Certificate with Eurocert

The steps for obtaining the Watermark Certificate:

1. Application. The first step is applying for the Watermark Certificate. The application should set out what mark will go on the document, what type of security pattern will be used, and how you will protect the document.

2. Security Pattern Design. The security pattern planned for the document is designed. It is chosen specifically to make counterfeiting the document difficult or impossible.

3. Document Processing. The security pattern is worked or printed onto the document. This is the physical addition of the Watermark Certificate to the document.

4. Audit and Approval. The accuracy and reliability of the Watermark Certificate are reviewed and approved by an independent audit body.

5. Protecting the Document. The document carrying the Watermark Certificate is kept secure. This matters in preventing unauthorised use of the document.

Benefits of the Watermark Certificate

Beyond raising document security, the Watermark Certificate provides the following advantages:

Prevents Counterfeiting: The Watermark Certificate makes counterfeiting documents difficult and prevents it.
Recognising the Original Document: With the Watermark Certificate, recipients can recognise the original document.
Reliability: The Watermark Certificate raises the reliability of the document and confirms that no counterfeit exists.

Watermark Certificate

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