PS / PC—01

Property Haunting Certification

A formal inquiry into the material, historical, and social conditions under which a haunting is alleged—or might reasonably be expected—to occur.

The property owner purchases an investigation, not a result.

The Society’s certification program applies the methods of Historically Informed Ghost Hunting to the examination of hotels, inns, historic properties, private residences, and other qualifying sites. An audit is commissioned without prejudice to its outcome.

Every determination is bounded by the site, the conditions of examination, and the period in which the investigation occurred. A finding of no haunting is not a universal metaphysical guarantee; it is a statement that the audit established no independent paranormal agency under the Society’s published standard.

Determination 01

Certified
Not Haunted

No independent paranormal agency was established within the conditions and period of examination.

Determination 02

Certified
Haunted

A coherent pattern of evidence survived ordinary explanation and secondary review, warranting provisional attribution to a spectral agent.

A beautiful object, accountable to a public record.

Every qualifying audit concludes with a written findings report, an archival paper certificate, an individual registry number, and a public verification page where the owner has elected public registration. A fabricated plaque may be commissioned after the finding is issued.

Paranormal Society

for Historically Informed Ghost Hunting

Property Haunting Certification

Certified Not Haunted

The property identified in the accompanying registry entry has been examined in accordance with the Society’s audit protocol. No independent paranormal agency was established within the conditions and period of examination.

PropertySpecimen only

RegistryPS—NH—0000

ClassificationNH

StatusSpecimen / not issued

Authorized finding of the Society
Certificate study, shown for program development. This specimen is not an issued credential.

Submit a property for preliminary review.

An application establishes whether the property is suitable for certification and whether the applicant has authority to commission the work. It does not presume the existence of a haunting.

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