ZIMSEC Lost Certificates
ZIMSEC Lost Certificates- How To Replace; No duplicate certificate is issued; one can only be issued with a certifying statement of results.
To get a certifying statement of results and application, which can be found on the ZIMSEC website or at any ZIMSEC offices, should be completed and submitted with the accompanying stipulated fees. Communication will be sent to the applicant’s forwarding address when the document is ready for collection.
Certificates and academic records which are archived at ZIMSEC, besides Grade seven, Zimbabwe General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level and Advanced level are, Cambridge Examinations Board, Associated Examination Board (AEB, London University (Ordinary, ’M’ and Advanced Level), Rhodesia Certificate of Education (RCE), Zimbabwe Certificate of Education (ZCE), Grade 9 and 11, Standard 6, National Certificate of Education, Rhodesia Junior Certificate (RJC), Zimbabwe Junior Certificate (ZJC), International Junior Certificate (IJC), Primary Teacher Lower (PTL), Primary Teacher Higher (PTH), Elementary Industry Certificate, and Primary and Secondary Teacher Education Diplomas until 1978.
How do I replace a lost O-level certificate?
Contact an exam board to get a replacement exam certificate or certified statement of results. You cannot get a replacement certificate for an O level, CSE, GCSE or A level – your exam board will send you a ‘certified statement of results’ instead.
How do I get my original certificate if I lost it?
Once you understand that your mark list or certificate is lost you have to immediately follow these steps: Go to the nearest police station and file a complaint mentioning the loss of the certificate and the details of the certificate. Get a copy of the FIR. Report to the University.
How do I write a lost certificate application?
I request you to kindly reissue me the certificate as it is the only proof of my internship and has enough value for me. (Cordially describe your requirements). Kindly consider my request, as I would be extremely obliged upon it. Thanking in anticipation.