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I do not see my credentials to print

Masood Malik 0 Reputation points
2026-04-22T16:45:15.7266667+00:00

I have Microsoft credentials listed below, please guide how to access them, there is no expire date on certifications

Date of achievement: March 23, 2006

Certification number: C679-169

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Date of achievement: March 23, 2006

Certification number: C679-169

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  1. Q&A Assist
    2026-04-22T16:45:29.7433333+00:00
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    The listed certifications from 2006 fall under the legacy programs (such as MCSA/MCSD/MCSE/MOS/MTA/MCE). These certifications do not expire, but they are retired and no longer issued; they remain on the transcript as historical credentials.

    To access or recover printable proof of these credentials today, use Microsoft Learn’s certification/credentials support rather than the old Certification Dashboard (which no longer exists):

    1. Check the current credentials view
      • Sign in to Microsoft Learn and go to the Credentials area (Certifications tab) to see if the legacy certifications appear in the Active or Historical section of the transcript.
      • If visible, use the built-in options to view/print and then save as PDF. Certificates are no longer downloaded as separate files; they are viewed/printed from the Learn site.
    2. If the certifications are not visible
      • Open a support request with the Credentials Support team so they can locate and attach the legacy certifications to the current Learn profile or advise on transcript access.
      • Use the “For all other Microsoft Certification issues” path under Credentials Support.

    These legacy certifications do not expire, but because they are from a retired program, they may appear only as historical items on the transcript once support restores visibility.

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