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Verify an ASME Certificate Holder

Search the official ASME register to check whether a company holds a valid ASME certificate, for which scope and until when.

You will be taken to ASME's official website, the authoritative source for certificate holder data. The search is free and requires no login.

Verification
at a glance
  • Official ASME CA Connect register
  • Free search, no login required
  • Certificate stamp, scope and expiration
  • Single source: caconnect.asme.org
Search

How to search.

Search by Company Name, Country/Region, State, City or Certificate Type. Start with the company name and country, then filter by Certificate Type to narrow the results to a specific stamp (U, U2, S, PP, H, N and others).

Result

What to check in the result.

01

Certificate type and number

02

Scope of the certificate

03

Authorization date and expiration date

04

Company contact details

Check

If the company is not listed.

Check the spelling and any alternative company names. A company that does not appear, or whose certificate has expired, does not hold a current ASME certificate for that scope.

To report incorrect data, contact ASME Conformity Assessment: CA@ASME.ORG

National Board

Other marks.

The R, NR and NB stamps and Authorized Inspector credentials are managed by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors.

You will be taken to the National Board's official website.

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