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The Gatewell Protocol · Overview · Full text

Certification Registry.

Every verification issued under the Gatewell Protocol for Origin Evidence is published here with its company, models, conformity level, verifier and dates. A conformity claim that cites a certificate ID not found in this registry is unverified.

Verification under Version 1.0 opens with the final text. The public comment draft is open through October 31, 2026.

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Issued certifications

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What an entry shows

An entry is a public record of one verification. It stays in the registry after it lapses or is revoked, with the date its status changed.

FieldWhat it holdsProtocol reference
Certificate IDGWP, the year of issue and a sequential number. The ID resolves at this page and in the registry data.Part VII
CompanyLegal name of the manufacturer whose Origin Evidence File was verified.4.5
Models and FCC IDsThe scheduled models the verification covers, with their FCC IDs. A conformity claim may not extend to a model outside this schedule. FCC IDs can be checked in the FCC's equipment authorization search.4.1, Part VII
CategoryThe covered category the models fall under.1.2.1
LevelLevel 2, Verified, or Level 3, Monitored.Part III
Protocol version and file revisionThe Protocol version applied and the revision of the Origin Evidence File that was examined.Annex F, Annex G
Verifier and independence disclosureThe qualified verifier that issued the verification statement, and whether it gave consulting assistance in assembling the file.Part II, Annex F
Verification, issue and currency datesLevel 2 is current for twelve months from the verification date. Level 3 is continuous and lapses if annual re-verification is missed.Part III, 3.1
Status and status historyActive, lapsed or revoked, with the date of every change.3.1

The registry is published as data at api.gatewellgroup.com/registry. A single certificate resolves at this page with its ID, for example /protocol-registry?id=GWP-2026-0001. Conformity with the Protocol is a documentation standard. It is not an FCC, DoW or DHS determination of any device's regulatory status.