Is there any mean to make my boss be able to verify my MCP Transcript? I
can't found any methods to make my transcript publicly available instead of
print it.

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On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 11:59:20 +0700, "Yudhistiro T. Kusumonegoro"
<yudhistiro_trah@telkom.net> wrote:

>Is there any mean to make my boss be able to verify my MCP Transcript? I
>can't found any methods to make my transcript publicly available instead of
>print it.
>

Ask him to send an email to mcphelp@microsoft.com.

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You should have a MCP card, lapel pin, and certificate
from Microsoft for starters. second idea, print the MCP
transcript, it is actually Embossed with a Microsoft label
for authenticity (it also contains your mcp number and a
print date for verification). you could also download your
MCP logo nad print it either on a business card for you or
on a cover letter for resume (or other letter to your
boss) and my final verification idea for you is to go to
the website for your test provider (either VUE or
Prometric whichever you tested with) I know for sure Vue
keeps a test history on all tests you took with them, and
I imagine prometric does the same.
hope it helps
chris k



>-----Original Message-----
>Is there any mean to make my boss be able to verify my
MCP Transcript? I
>can't found any methods to make my transcript publicly
available instead of
>print it.
>
>
>.
>

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Thanks. But I haven't received my welcome kit yet.
I just wonder if MS has some method to make that transcript can be accessed
publicly, just like Cisco has.


"chris kirk" <wolfe60@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> You should have a MCP card, lapel pin, and certificate
> from Microsoft for starters. second idea, print the MCP
> transcript, it is actually Embossed with a Microsoft label
> for authenticity (it also contains your mcp number and a
> print date for verification). you could also download your
> MCP logo nad print it either on a business card for you or
> on a cover letter for resume (or other letter to your
> boss) and my final verification idea for you is to go to
> the website for your test provider (either VUE or
> Prometric whichever you tested with) I know for sure Vue
> keeps a test history on all tests you took with them, and
> I imagine prometric does the same.
> hope it helps
> chris k
>
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Is there any mean to make my boss be able to verify my
> MCP Transcript? I
> >can't found any methods to make my transcript publicly
> available instead of
> >print it.
> >
> >
> >.
> >

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unfortunately, there is not anything that i have heard of
that allows access to your public transcript except the
MCP secured site designed for your eyes only and Microsoft
should send you a welcome letter after passing your
certification with a link in it that allows you to order
your welcome kit. (they don't auto ship them anymore as
far as i know)

chris kirk




>-----Original Message-----
>Thanks. But I haven't received my welcome kit yet.
>I just wonder if MS has some method to make that
transcript can be accessed
>publicly, just like Cisco has.
>
>
>"chris kirk" <wolfe60@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:006601c35456$28efa320$a10
1280a@phx.gbl...
>> You should have a MCP card, lapel pin, and certificate
>> from Microsoft for starters. second idea, print the MCP
>> transcript, it is actually Embossed with a Microsoft
label

>> for authenticity (it also contains your mcp number and a
>> print date for verification). you could also download
your
>> MCP logo nad print it either on a business card for you
or
>> on a cover letter for resume (or other letter to your
>> boss) and my final verification idea for you is to go to
>> the website for your test provider (either VUE or
>> Prometric whichever you tested with) I know for sure Vue
>> keeps a test history on all tests you took with them,
and
>> I imagine prometric does the same.
>> hope it helps
>> chris k
>>
>>
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Is there any mean to make my boss be able to verify my
>> MCP Transcript? I
>> >can't found any methods to make my transcript publicly
>> available instead of
>> >print it.
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>

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The secured site is for your eyes only, but there is an
option to print out an official transcript which list your
level of certification.

>-----Original Message-----
>unfortunately, there is not anything that i have heard of
>that allows access to your public transcript except the
>MCP secured site designed for your eyes only and
Microsoft
>should send you a welcome letter after passing your
>certification with a link in it that allows you to order
>your welcome kit. (they don't auto ship them anymore as
>far as i know)
>
>chris kirk
>
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Thanks. But I haven't received my welcome kit yet.
>>I just wonder if MS has some method to make that
>transcript can be accessed
>>publicly, just like Cisco has.
>>
>>
>>"chris kirk" <wolfe60@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:006601c35456$28efa320$a10
1280a@phx.gbl...
>>> You should have a MCP card, lapel pin, and certificate
>>> from Microsoft for starters. second idea, print the MCP
>>> transcript, it is actually Embossed with a Microsoft
> label
>>> for authenticity (it also contains your mcp number and
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>>> print date for verification). you could also download
> your
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>>> Prometric whichever you tested with) I know for sure[/color]
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>>> keeps a test history on all tests you took with them,
> and
>>> I imagine prometric does the same.
>>> hope it helps
>>> chris k
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> >-----Original Message-----
>>> >Is there any mean to make my boss be able to verify my
>>> MCP Transcript? I
>>> >can't found any methods to make my transcript publicly
>>> available instead of
>>> >print it.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >.
>>> >
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
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