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The legacy SQL Server 2008 exam certificate (for 70-432) is managed through the Microsoft credentials/certification system. If the certificate is not visible or downloadable, the supported path is to work with Microsoft Credentials Support so they can investigate the historical exam record and provide access to the credential.
Use these steps:
- Sign in to Microsoft Learn with the same account that was used for the exam.
- Go to the credentials area to check whether the certification is listed under the profile.
- If the certificate is missing or cannot be downloaded, open a support request with the dedicated certification support team so they can locate the historical exam and help with proof of completion.
- Use the certification/credentials support entry point (for example, the flows referenced as
https://aka.ms/CertificationSupportorhttps://aka.ms/credentialssupportin the documentation) and submit a ticket under the Learning/Microsoft Credential category.
- Use the certification/credentials support entry point (for example, the flows referenced as
- In the support request, provide exam details (exam number 70-432, language ENU, approximate date, and the name on the exam) so support can search and, if possible, restore or surface the certification for printing/saving as PDF.
If the certification does not appear after support review, only the certification support team can confirm what historical records are still available and what proof of completion can be issued.
References:
- Can't see my completed exam certificate - Microsoft Q&A
- Where to download my Microsoft certificate - Microsoft Q&A
- How to download certificates for my modules and learning path completed - Microsoft Q&A
- How we get certification certificate after exam pass, didn't received from last 6 months - Microsoft Q&A