How Passmark checks a document
Each document carries an evidence level that says how it was checked. Higher levels count more toward your score.
The levels
- Self-declared: you entered the details. It counts least. Upload the original to get it auto-checked.
- Auto-checked: Passmark read the details from your file automatically.
- Confirmed: the issuer confirmed it. This is the highest level and counts fully.
Why it matters
The top band, Passmark Verified, needs a score of 85 or more and at least one current document confirmed by the issuer that issued it. To get there, ask an issuer to confirm a document.
File fingerprint
When you upload, Passmark computes a SHA-256 fingerprint of the file. Any change to the file changes the fingerprint. You can see it, and the version history, on the document.
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