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# Completion Certificates
Proof of completion, ready for your renewal.
Certifying agencies usually want a certificate of completion for every training you count toward renewal. Keep each one with its Training Record, so it's right there when you need it.
## Tap to Open & Share
Tap **Training** in the navigation bar, **Tap the Training** to open it, then tap the **Share Icon** in the top right corner. The **Share this training record** sheet slides up.
## Upload Your Certificate
Tap **Attach completion certificate**, then **Upload a certificate** to add the certificate you received from the training provider. You'll see **Certificate attached.** when it's saved.
## Or Let CertLocker Make One
Didn't get a certificate? Tap **Generate completion certificate** (or **Attach completion certificate**, then **Generate CertLocker certificate**), and CertLocker will build a certificate PDF from the details in your Training Record. It opens in the viewer, where you can download or print it.
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**Building a renewal package?** [Export Training Evidence](/sharing-certs/export-training-evidence.md) gathers the document you attached when you logged each training (see [Log Training](/training/log-training.md)). Check the export before relying on it, and keep your own copy of every certificate you submit.
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## View or Replace It
Once a certificate is attached, the Share sheet shows **Completion certificate**. Tap it to view the certificate, and from there you can **Replace certificate** if you need to.
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**Department sessions issue their own.** When your Org runs a training session with certificates turned on, your official certificate is issued to you automatically when the session concludes, as long as the host marked you as attended (see [Register for Training](/training/register-for-training.md)).
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