About this service
The status of a mediator in Georgia acquires force not by self-declaration but through a system of certification and registration established by law: Articles 2, 14 and 18 of the Law on Mediation determine who may be a mediator, what training and certificate the unified registry of mediators requires, how the self-regulation of the Mediators Association operates, and how this system took shape during the transitional period. This page assembles that framework for those planning a mediator's career or verifying a mediator's status.