Certifcation process

Please download the WELL Certification Guidebook for an overview of the WELL Certification process. Learn the steps and access the resources you’ll need to register your project, complete performance verification and drive awareness of your WELL Certified project. The Certification Guidebook includes detailed information on the following topics:

• Registration
• Documentation Requirements
• Performance Verification
• WELL Report
• Award & Continued Engagement
• Innovations & Alternative Adherence Paths
• Curative Actions And Appeals
• Precertification
• Recertification
• Use Of Project Information

Please download the Performance Verification Guidebook to explore a step-by-step guide to completing the on-site testing and assessments required for WELL Certification. The guidebook includes detailed information on the following topics:

• General Information and Set Up
• Performance Testing Protocols
• Visual Verification and Spot Checks

WELL Certification is determined by onsite performance verification and documentation, including Letters of Assurance from the appropriate professionals overseeing the implementation of specific WELL features and component parts during design, construction or operations.

The following Letter of Assurance templates should be completed, signed and submitted as part of the documentation package:

• Architect Letters of Assurance
• MEP Letters of Assurance
• Contractor Letter of Assurance
• Owner Letters of Assurance