Application Path
Four Stages to a Record
Every record application undergoes preliminary assessment before formal attempt approval. Follow each stage in sequence so your proposal reaches a formal attempt.
1. Proposal Submission
Submit your proposed record, its category, and the planned attempt details for initial review.
2. Rulebook Issuance
Receive the official rulebook that defines the criteria, timing, and conditions for your attempt.
3. Witnessed Attempt
Complete the attempt under independent timekeeping, continuous recording, and certified witnesses.
4. Evidence Review
Standard and fast-track adjudication options accommodate scheduled public events. Your evidence is reviewed before any certificate is issued.
Adjudication Requirements
Evidence We Require
Each attempt must be documented in full so that an independent panel can verify it.
Multi-Angle Video
Continuous footage captured from multiple angles, showing the full duration of the attempt.
Expert Logs
Timed logs kept by subject-matter experts who confirm each step of the record attempt.
Signed Statements
Signed statements from certified witnesses attesting to the conditions of the attempt.
Register Your Official Attempt
Send your attempt dossier to the central adjudication secretariat to begin formal review.