In order to verify EMAS requirements and validate the environmental statement of a site or organization, comprehensive verification requirements from the EMAS Regulation must be verified.

Verification focal points are:

• Environmental policy, environmental objectives, and environmental program of the organization.
  The organization has established an appropriate management system to continuously reduce environmental impacts, environmental objectives and continuous improvement are monitored and evaluated with appropriate key performance indicators for the organization.
   
• Environmental reporting (environmental statement)
  An environmental statement provides information to the public about environmental aspects and environmental performance of the organization, validated by the environmental verifier. The validation confirms the reliability, credibility and accuracy of the data in the environmental statement.
   
• key performance indicators, environmental aspects
  The significant environmental aspects and the related impacts on the environment are evaluated
   
• Legal obligations of the organization and compliance
  The environmental management system operates a continuous monitoring process, which in particular monitors and keeps up to date compliance with environmental legal and other requirements.
   
• Continuous improvement of environmental performance
  EMAS requires annual audits to maintain certification and update information in the environmental statement

Once an environmental verifier has validated an environmental statement, the organization can apply for registration with the relevant Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
In addition, a registration in the register of the European Commission takes place,