Reply to "Effective date on a Certificate!"

genenewmanRRTC Chairman

The main problem lies with several certifier's don't understand what date to be placed for the effective date.

The idea of being accountable was a 2nd thought, but in my view it was a good idea.

Yes, too many policy's can be a problem. I suggest the following to be sent to all certifier's.

The effective date is when the final corrected data is received from a measurer or when a certifier completes their work on a course they measured.

Again, this all should take place in a timely manner. By this, I mean the Certificate should be in the mail no later than a week after issuing this Certificate.

The Vice Chair and Registrar would check to see that this is done.

9/21/116:38 AM

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