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Verify a document
Upload a document someone gave you. This page tells you whether it is one Fairmount sealed and whether a single byte has changed since. No account, no order number, and nothing to ask Fairmount for.
How this works
When Fairmount seals a document, it records a fingerprint of the exact file — a value derived from every byte in it. This page recomputes that fingerprint from the file you upload and looks for it in the record.
Change anything at all — a digit, a date, a signature image — and the fingerprint that comes out is completely different. There is no way to alter a document and keep its fingerprint, which is what makes a match meaningful rather than reassuring.
A match tells you the file is unaltered since sealing. It does not tell you the contents are true — that is what the notarial act itself attests to, and it is a different claim.