How to Get Your Completion Certificate Resent

Modified on Wed, 3 Jun at 10:17 AM

After passing an exam, your completion certificate is typically emailed to you automatically. If you didn’t receive it, here’s how to get it resent.

Important: Completion certificates may take up to a few hours to arrive after passing your exam. Check your spam or junk folder before contacting support — the email may have been filtered.

Before You Start

  • Confirm you’ve passed the exam — log in and check My Courses & Exams or My Grades for your results.
  • Make sure your email address is correct in your account profile. Certificates are sent to your preferred email.
  • Check your spam or junk folder.

How to Request a Certificate Resend

If your certificate hasn’t arrived after a few hours:

  1. Log in to your account at TheInstitutes.org.
  2. Check My Grades — some certificates may be available for download directly.
  3. If you can’t find it, contact Customer Success with:
    • Your full name and student ID
    • The course/exam name (e.g., CPCU 550, AINS 101)
    • The approximate date you passed

Name Incorrect on Your Certificate?

Important: Your certificate pulls your name from your account profile. If your profile has incorrect information (such as a degree title in the name field), it will appear on the certificate. Update your profile first, then request a reissue.

If your certificate shows your name incorrectly (duplicated, misspelled, or outdated):

  1. Go to My Account > Profile and verify your name is correct.
  2. Update it if needed, then save.
  3. Contact Customer Success to request a corrected certificate.

Completion Certificates vs. Diplomas

  • Completion certificates are issued per course/exam — you get one each time you pass.
  • Diplomas are issued when you complete an entire designation program (all required courses). See Transcripts & Diplomas for diploma-related questions.

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