Got questions?

Web World Records is a platform where you can discover amazing world records, get help to set your records, and join a community of record-makers and breakers.

To apply to set a world record, visit our website and click on "Make A Record." Follow the instructions to complete the application form with the details of your record attempt.

Each record category has specific requirements. Generally, you need to provide detailed evidence, such as videos, photos, and witness statements, to verify your attempt. Our guidelines document, available on our website, outlines the specific requirements for each type of record.

The review process typically takes 11-13 weeks. During this time, our team thoroughly reviews the submitted evidence and verifies the authenticity of the record attempt.

Yes, Web World Records offers consulting services to assist you with your record attempt. Our experts can guide you through the process, ensuring you meet all the requirements for a successful record.

Yes, Web World Records provides a soft copy of the record holder certificate upon successful verification of your record.

A Certificate of Record is an official document provided by Web World Records that verifies and acknowledges the successful setting or breaking of a world record. It includes details of the record and the record holder's name.

A Certificate of Appreciation Letter is awarded to individuals or organizations who have made notable contributions to the community.

No, the use of the Web World Records logo and brand name is restricted and cannot be used without explicit written permission. Unauthorized use is prohibited and may result in legal action.

Yes, Web World Records offers requisition services for events and record attempts, including expert consultation, verification, and official adjudication. For more details, contact our support team.

Certificates are issued only after the thorough verification process, which typically takes 11-13 weeks. Immediate certificates are unavailable, as we ensure all records are properly validated.

No, Web World Records does not provide any payment for achieving or breaking a world record. Participation is typically voluntary, and the recognition and certificate serve as the primary rewards.

Yes, Web World Records offers consultation services to help you plan and prepare for your record attempt. Our experts can provide guidance on meeting all the requirements and increasing your chances of a successful record.

You can browse existing records by visiting our "search" section on our website.

To challenge an existing record, follow the same application process as setting a new record. Provide evidence that you have surpassed the current record in your application.

If your record attempt is not successful, you can review the feedback provided by our team and make another attempt. We encourage persistence and offer support to help you succeed.

Absolutely! Many records are set or broken through teamwork. Use our community forums to find like-minded individuals who are interested in collaborating on record attempts.