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Action Language Verifier (ALV) is an infinite state model checker which specializes on systems specified with linear arithmetic constraints on integer variables. An Action Language specification consists of integer, boolean and enumerated variables, parameterized integer constants and a set of modules and actions which are composed using synchronous and asynchronous composition operators [3,7]. ALV uses symbolic model checking techniques to verify or falsify CTL properties of the input specifications. Since Action Language allows specifications with unbounded integer variables, fixpoint computations are not guaranteed to converge. ALV uses conservative approximation techniques, reachability and acceleration heuristics to achieve convergence.