GUIDELINES
Harvard consists of certain guidelines which are the basic rule that all those who are attempting a record must follow by providing us with clear evidence. It means how it needs to be done and what you need to submit to create a record.
Guidelines are necessary to make the record standardized and verified.
Note:
- It's necessary to read guidelines before the attempt to record
- Different records have different guidelines
- All rules must be followed
- Evidence must be submitted by the owner of the record title.
UNDERSTANDING THE PROCESS
- General and specific guidelines with the procedure and documentation are sent to the participant through email after the initial application is accepted.
- All the information, legal work, record definition, record and category guidelines, and evidence checklist must be read very carefully.
- In case of violation of any guideline, your application will be terminated and will not be reviewed.
- Harvard world record is not responsible for the risk involved, and also for any mishap while attempting a record
- In case of records of the tallest, the largest, the heaviest, etc the measurements shall be taken in presence of a witness or HWR adjudicator.