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Are you looking for an easy and efficient way to leverage your Salesforce.com Certification credentials for your professional advancement? Next week, Salesforce.com

Certification is launching a certification verification page on our website that will allow you to highlight your expertise and make your certifications visible to the ecosystem. You’ve worked hard to earn your credentials, and with certification verification, your expertise and achievements can now be recognized.

How it Works

By choosing to participate, others can search for you by name or email address and view the certifications you hold. The certification verification page will list your name, location, all of your active

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certifications, and the date you became certified.

Your Next Steps

To take advantage of this new benefit, you will need to update your test taker profile and select to have your information displayed on the verification page. To do this:

1. Login to your test taker account in Webassessor.

2. First you will be presented with an updated

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Certification Program Agreement. Please review and accept the terms of the agreement.

3. Next you will be presented with the verification opt-in. Select ‘Yes’ to have your certifications included in the certification verification page.

If you do not update your profile or if you select ‘No’ for the verification opt-in, your certifications will not be listed on the certification verification page. You will be able to change your opt-in selection at any time by updating your Webassessor test taker profile.

For more information about the updated

Salesforce.com Certification Program Agreement, please visit: http://certification.force.com/pkb/articles/Public_KB/User-Agreement

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For additional information about the verification opt-in process, please visit:

http://certification.force.com/pkb/articles/Public_KB/Verification-Opt-in-Instructions

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If you have any additional questions, please open a case with

Salesforce.com Certification Support: http://certification.salesforce.com/open-a-case

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@Kari Lucio (Flaskerud) @Thomas Vong
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