Public verification
Verify a GCCI document
Confirm that a letter, certificate or membership was issued by The Gujranwala Chamber of Commerce & Industry, and whether it is still valid. Enter the number printed on the document, or the code from its QR.
No personal details beyond what is printed on the document are shown.
QR codes
The QR code on a GCCI document
Letters, certificates of origin, attestations and membership certificates issued through the Chamber’s records system carry a serial number and a QR code.
Scan it
Point any phone camera at the code. It opens the Chamber’s own verification page for that document — check that the address in the browser belongs to GCCI.
Or type the number
If the code will not scan — a fax, a poor copy — enter the printed number above exactly as it appears, slashes included.
Compare what you see
The result shows only what is printed on the document: its type, number, the firm, dates and status. If any detail differs from your copy, do not rely on it.
Results
What the result means
- Valid
- Issued by GCCI and in force on the day you check.
- Expired
- Genuine, but its validity period has ended.
- Cancelled
- Issued and later cancelled by the Chamber. It must not be relied on.
- Superseded
- Replaced by a newer document; ask the holder for the current one.
Who uses this
For the people who receive GCCI documents
Embassies and consulates
Confirm a visa recommendation or guarantee letter, and that the applicant’s firm is a member.
Banks and authorities
Check a “to whom it may concern” letter or a membership certificate before acting on it.
Buyers and customs abroad
Verify a certificate of origin or an attested invoice for a shipment from Gujranwala.
Something does not match? Email the Chamber with a copy of the document: gcci@gcci.org.pk