Every completed review issues one. It is included with every package at no extra cost.
A report is a document. A REAL Check is the part you can actually show someone. It is issued as the final page of your report and as a standalone image, so it can be posted, attached, or handed over on its own.
The score and finding from your review, stated in the same language as the report — never inflated into a claim of authenticity.
When the review was performed. Authenticity is a statement about a moment, not a permanent property.
The identifier tying the mark to a real record in the registry.
Anyone can check it in seconds. It resolves to a status page that confirms the record exists and is active — nothing more.
That is the honest default now. A photo, a recording, a document — treated as fake until something proves otherwise, because anyone can fake it. The REAL Check is how you overturn that default, whichever side of it you are standing on.
Your photo, your voice, or your writing is being called fake. You need to flip the presumption back — a REAL Check is the proof you hand over, and the person doubting you can confirm it themselves without taking your word for it.
Something handed to you does not sit right. You are not accusing anyone — you want an honest answer before you act on what you were given. Submit it and get the same independent review.
Being told something is real is weak. Being able to point at proof is strong — and whichever side you are on, the REAL Check is the thing you produce.
The REAL Check is offered, never forced. Some customers want the mark; others only want the report. You can put a name on it — a person, a business, or a band — and it reuses the image you already submitted, so there is no extra upload step. Skip it and nothing is lost.