# Verified form state

The Verified form state means that there are no unverified items on the form.

- If a form has items that require verification, the items have been manually verified.
- If a form has no items that require verification, the form state is automatically set to Verified.
  - If the only item on a form that requires verification is an itemset, but no instances (rows) of that itemset have been created, the form has no items that require verification, and it is automatically set to Verified.

    In the InForm application you verify itemset rows, not individual items within the itemset. The SDVREQUIRED attribute of the itemset determines this.

  - If the only item on a form that requires verification is an itemset, and the instances (rows) of that itemset have been started, the form must be manually verified.

If a form has a hidden item that requires verification, the form cannot be verified. Study designers must make verifiable items visible to users who perform verification.

Form instances that are automatically marked Verified because they have no items to be verified are not included in the set of forms selected by the partial source verification feature.

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