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Prepare professional-license verification evidence

Match a supplied identity to an authoritative registry and preserve the exact observed status for review.

Before the first run

  • A named profession, jurisdiction, and approved authoritative registry
  • A supplied license number and permitted matching details
  • Authorization for any registry access terms and a qualified reviewer
ACTION BOUNDARY

Define what the agent can do.

Evidence collection only. No employment, credentialing, or professional-eligibility decision is made by the agent.

The implementation sequence

  1. 01

    Select the authoritative source

    Identify the relevant licensing body or authorized verification service for this profession and jurisdiction. A general directory listing is not equivalent to the source registry.

  2. 02

    Check the access path

    Prefer a supported verification feed or export. Review the registry’s current terms before automated use; some services require specific certifications or consent.

  3. 03

    Match the identity

    Search using the supplied license number and required jurisdiction context. Use additional approved identifiers to resolve ambiguity; do not guess between namesakes.

  4. 04

    Capture the registry statement

    Record the status exactly as shown, any relevant effective or expiry date, source reference, and observation time. Preserve limitations stated by the registry.

  5. 05

    Review before reliance

    Return a verification packet and explicit unresolved questions. A qualified operator determines what the observed status means for the organization’s intended use.

Stop for human approval

Authorize registry access and any required terms before use. A responsible reviewer confirms identity and interpretation before the result is relied on.

Approval design principles →

Implementation options

Failure & recovery

  • Wrong jurisdiction or profession
  • Namesake match
  • Outdated or incomplete registry result
  • Terms require a certification the workflow cannot provide

What drives cost

  • Registry and jurisdiction count
  • Identity-match exceptions
  • Manual access and professional review
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RESEARCH NOTES

Sources & verification

Reviewed Sep 27, 2026. Architecture recommendations are editorial analysis; linked vendor documentation supports the underlying capability and safety facts.

  1. www.nursys.com/LQC/LQCTerms.aspx
  2. developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/tools-computer-use
  3. playwright.dev/docs/auth
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