Registered identity
The International Council for Education Quality Certification is the legal institution responsible for the ICEQC standards and certification system. Its registered identity provides the institutional continuity under which controlled documents are approved, certification services are administered, certificates are issued and public records are maintained.
Legal name
International Council for Education Quality Certification (ICEQC).
Legal form
Association (Verein).
Swiss UID
CHE-196.137.617.
Registered office
Quai de l’Ile 13, 1204 Geneva, Switzerland.
Verification of institutional identity
The legal name and Swiss UID may be verified in the official Swiss UID Register. A reader should search the complete UID CHE-196.137.617 and compare the returned legal identity with the details published by ICEQC.
Institutional registration identifies the entity responsible for ICEQC acts and records. The meaning of an individual ICEQC certificate is determined separately by the applicable ICEQC standards, the implemented certification decision and the current Public Certificate Register entry.
Official digital channels
Public website
iceqc.org publishes ICEQC standards, public institutional information and the Public Certificate Register.
Applicant services
portal.iceqc.org provides controlled application and case services.
Official email
Institutional correspondence uses the iceqc.org domain. A similar display name or a different domain is not an ICEQC address.
Security reporting
Suspected website, account, data or impersonation security matters may be reported to security@iceqc.org.
Institutional identity and certification effect
ICEQC certification constitutes a voluntary third-party attestation of conformity with the ICEQC standards, requirements and editions identified in the certificate and the Public Certificate Register. Its effect is confined to the stated certificate holder, certification object, scope, validity period and current status.
An ICEQC certification shall not be represented as recognition, authorization, accreditation, approval or endorsement of the certified subject by any other organization, public authority or national administration. The registered identity of ICEQC and the certification status of a certificate holder are distinct public facts and must not be merged into a broader claim.
Authenticity of ICEQC communications
- Confirm that a public page uses the iceqc.org domain and a secure connection.
- Confirm certificate status only through the Public Certificate Register.
- Do not treat a logo, copied signature, certificate image, invoice, social-media profile or messaging account as independent proof of authority.
- No representative, consultant, trainer, partner or referrer may promise certification, waive a requirement or make a certification decision unless an express ICEQC-controlled authority establishes that function.
- Report suspected impersonation, altered records or false certification claims through the published contact, security or misuse routes.
Corrections and institutional enquiries
A suspected error in ICEQC institutional information should identify the page or record, the disputed field, the information believed to be correct and the source supporting the request. A correction is made through controlled publication and does not silently alter an approved document, certification decision or historical record.
Questions about certificate authenticity, scope or current status should use the Public Certificate Register and the certificate-misuse route. General institutional and legal-notice enquiries should use the official Contact ICEQC page.