Key points
- For GMC registration, primary medical qualification verification is carried out via <strong>Intealth/ECFMG</strong> using <strong>EPIC</strong> within the MyIntealth environment.
- If you’ve already had a qualification verified previously, you may not need re-verification—but you typically still need to request the <strong>correct report</strong> for the GMC.
- Identity verification in MyIntealth includes notarisation steps—treat this as a lead-time item, not a same-day task.
Step 1 — Read the GMC’s verification explanation
Step 2 — Set up MyIntealth properly
Step 3 — Add/verify your primary medical qualification
Step 4 — Request the correct report for the GMC
Step 5 — Provide the right identifiers to the GMC at application time
Step 6 — Track status and avoid duplicate fees
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Start with the GMC’s own guidance on primary source verification for IMGs. This tells you what they expect and who does the verification.
Return to this sectionCreate your MyIntealth account and complete identity verification requirements. Don’t book exams, jobs, or flights assuming this will be instantaneous—plan for admin lead times.
Return to this sectionFollow EPIC instructions inside MyIntealth to add credentials for verification. Ensure names, dates, and institution details match your documents to avoid verification rejections.
Return to this sectionThere are special instructions for doctors applying to the GMC. Follow them exactly, including requesting an EPIC report specifically for the GMC where required.
Return to this sectionWhere instructed, supply your MyIntealth/EPIC identifiers to the GMC so they can match your verification output to your application.
Return to this sectionIf a credential is already verified, you may not need to verify again. But requesting new reports can still incur fees—use the official “special instructions” and minimise unnecessary rework.
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