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What "last verified" means

ReLoc product help — describes how this app works

Almost every figure in ReLoc carries a last verified date and a link to the source it came from. Here is exactly what that badge is claiming — and what it is not.

What it means

A person checked this specific figure against the named official source on that date.
The link next to the date is the source that was checked, so you can repeat the check yourself in about a minute.

What it does not mean

It is not a promise that the figure is still correct today. Government fees and processing times can change the day after a check.
It is not an assurance that the rule applies to your individual case.

Why some things show "Not yet verified" instead of a number

ReLoc will not display an accuracy-critical figure it cannot attribute. Our content system refuses to publish one: a figure has to carry a source, a source date and a verification date before it can go live. When those are missing you see an honest "not yet verified" prompt and a link to the official source, rather than a confident-looking number nobody stands behind.

That trade is intentional. A missing number is an inconvenience. A wrong number in a relocation plan costs people months.

Contextual explainers

Where you see a small ? next to a label, that is a ReLoc Insight: a short explanation of what the field means and why it matters. Insights follow the same rule — each one shows its source and the date it was last verified, and an insight without those is never shown at all.