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Our training survey has completed final approval.

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This lesson explains how to find its

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certificate, verify its current state and understand

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withdrawal. Certificates shows the latest records visible

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to your account, including withdrawn records. The

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displayed list is not necessarily the total

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ever issued. Compare the certificate identifier, survey

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title and organisation with the file you

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intend to share. A similar title does

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not prove it is the same submission.

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Open the certificate details and review the

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recorded signers, issue information and source fingerprint.

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These identify the review decision and the

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bytes it refers to. A revised survey

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export is a different file even if

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its filename is unchanged. A certificate for

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the earlier bytes should not be presented

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as covering that revision. Use the public

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verification route with the certificate identifier. Check

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the current status when relying on a

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shared certificate, rather than trusting an old

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screenshot alone. A withdrawn certificate remains visible

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as a historical record and is clearly

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marked. Withdrawal does not erase the fact

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that a decision was previously issued. If

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a certificate needs withdrawal, follow the available

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action and record a proper reason. Do

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not try to change a certified file's

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status through ordinary editing. Certification is a

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recorded approval of a defined file and

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check scope. It is not government endorsement

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or a guarantee of every measurement in

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the survey. Pause here. Match a training

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certificate to its source, check its current

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status, and explain what would need review

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if the source bytes changed.