The NCEA credential verification process was established in 2008, when the District of Columbia recognized the certification for endorsement. Since then, many prospective employers as well as other states began seeking verification of credential holders as well. 

State regulatory boards, employers and other interested parties can verify a NCEA Certified credentialed individual by having the applicant send to our office the  "VERIFICATION OF NCEA CERTIFIED STATUS" form. 

This form contains a candidate statement, credential number, expiration date and a photo.  The form is then certified by the NCEA Executive Director and notarized.  It is then sent in a sealed and signed envelope to the address of the state/company office as directed by the state and/or human resources department.  

At no time, should a NCEA Certified credential holder provide his or her own certificate solely for verification. There are several reasons for this, but most important is to prevent fraudulent practices.

The form can be easily accessed from our website - http://www.nceacertified.tv/additional-certification-forms