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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the self certifying form in the editor.
- In Item 1, enter the complete name and address of your school or training establishment, ensuring to include the ZIP code.
- For Item 2, input the certifying official's telephone number, including the area code.
- In Item 3, provide the fax number of the certifying official, also including the area code.
- Enter the certifying official's email address in Item 4. Alternatively, you can provide the email for their office.
- For Item 5A, list each designated certifying official’s complete name and title. Ensure they sign next to their names.
- If using facsimile signatures in Item 5B, enter a sample and have each individual initial next to it.
- Complete Items 7 and 8 by signing and dating the form. The signer must hold significant authority within your institution.
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