For employers and recruiters

Everything they chose to send. Nothing they didn't.

When a nurse sends you a TrulyMe link, you get a clear page with the credentials they selected, the status those credentials actually have, and the documents they allowed. No account, no software. Here is how to read it.

What you receive

Six things, every time.

A share is built by the nurse, for you. You open it in a browser with the link they sent; there is nothing to sign up for. The page you open is the same page they previewed before sending it.

A professional profile
Name, post-nominals, role, specialties, experience, education and the credentials they chose to show, at a permanent address.
Selected credentials
Exactly the ones they included in the share. Nothing is added and nothing is implied.
Credential information
Name, issuer, number and dates as the nurse entered them, with the status those dates give.
Permitted supporting documents
Opened on screen if they allowed that; saved only if they allowed downloads.
Downloads when allowed
Individual files, or everything as one zip with a summary sheet, when that was granted.
A clear recipient view
One page that says who shared it, what they can do, when it stops, and how to read the records.

How to read a credential.

Status comes from the dates. Provenance says what backs the record. Neither is ever inflated, and TrulyMe does not call anything verified.

Registered Nurse LicenseColorado State Board of Nursing · CONo. RN.0123456 · Document on fileSep 2027Current
ACLS ProviderAmerican Heart AssociationNo. 245 118 912 · Document on fileNov 11, 2026Expiring soon
NIH Stroke ScaleAmerican Stroke AssociationNo. NIHSS 77 2041 · Document on fileAug 15, 2025Expired
  • Self-reportedEntered by the nurse. Not independently checked.
  • Document on fileA supporting document was uploaded. Not independently checked.
  • StatusCurrent, expiring soon, expired or no expiration, from the dates the nurse entered.

TrulyMe does not issue credentials and is not affiliated with any licensing board or certifying body. Confirm licensure with the issuing board as your policy requires; TrulyMe gives you what you need to do that quickly.

Asking for more

Need something that was not included?

Open the nurse's profile and use Request credentials. They see what you asked for, choose what to send, and you get a new link. Nothing leaves their wallet without their decision.

Ask a nurse for their TrulyMe. If they do not have one yet, it takes about five minutes to make.

There is nothing for you to install or sign up for. The page the nurse sends you is the whole product.