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This policy explains what LNG verification means for businesses, vendors, community leaders, organizations, sponsors, and health providers.
Last updated: June 12, 2026
Verification is a platform trust signal showing that LNG reviewed certain information about a profile, listing, provider, organization, or account. Verification does not mean LNG guarantees results, quality, safety, legal compliance, medical outcomes, financial performance, or user satisfaction.
LNG may charge fair verification review fees to support trust and safety operations. Payment of a verification fee does not guarantee approval. If information cannot be verified, if the applicant does not respond, or if the submission violates platform rules, LNG may reject or request more information.
LNG may remove or change a verified badge if information becomes outdated, inaccurate, disputed, unsafe, fraudulent, or no longer meets platform standards. LNG may also require re-verification periodically.
For LNG Health, credential review is especially sensitive. Providers may submit private documents for admin review. A verified health badge is a platform review signal only. LNG is not a medical board, hospital, clinic, insurer, or licensing authority.
Users should treat verification as one factor in decision-making, not a substitute for independent research, professional advice, contracts, references, or local licensing checks.
Verification should help the community trust better, not trust blindly.