Why experience verification can reset, be rejected, or be revoked
See why changing a role or its evidence can remove an existing verification.
Written By Kishan
Last updated 8 days ago
Experience verification belongs to the company, title, and dates that were reviewed. It can be removed when those details change, the evidence is not enough, or the original confirmation is withdrawn.
Edits that reset proof
Changing the title, linked company, start date, end date, or current-role status changes the part that was verified. dApp.ing warns you before saving and removes the old verification so you can request a new review. Changes to the description, location, skills, or employment type normally keep the existing verification.
Rejected requests
A company admin may reject a request when the person, role, or date range cannot be confirmed. A work-email submission may also be rejected when the evidence does not support the experience. Review the details, correct genuine mistakes, and submit again only when you have better evidence.
Revoked verification
A company or dApp.ing may revoke verification when the earlier confirmation is no longer valid. This removes the proof label without changing the role details you entered. A role that has simply ended should normally be updated with an end date.
Disputed experience
In serious cases, a verified company may dispute a role. The public profile may show a dispute indicator while the issue is reviewed. Sensitive evidence and private review notes are not displayed publicly.