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Exam results and certifications can take up to 24–48 hours to appear on the Microsoft Learn profile, but in this case they are already visible on the transcript and still not showing as credentials after a week. When passed exams appear on the transcript but the expected certifications are missing, the supported steps are:
- Confirm that the passed exams actually grant a certification on their own and that all required exams for each certification have been passed. This can be verified on the relevant certification or exam details pages listed in the certification catalog at Browse all certifications and exams.
- Make sure the correct Microsoft Learn profile is being used. If multiple accounts exist (for example, personal and work/school), sign out and then sign back in with any other accounts that might have been used to register for the exams. The Learn profile used for registration is the one where the certifications will appear. Guidance for this scenario is in the missing certifications article.
- If the exams and certifications are still missing from the Credentials section after verifying the above, contact Microsoft Credentials Support so the support team can investigate and fix the profile/credential mapping.
To contact support for missing certifications, use the Microsoft Credentials Support channel described in the help article. That is the escalation path when credentials are missing even though the transcript shows the exams as passed.
References:
- Missing Exams or Certifications
- Certification process overview
- Access your certificates, badges, and transcript
- Frequently asked questions (transcript)
- Credentials support
- Missing certification while exam passed - Microsoft Q&A
- I attempted AZ 900 exam on 9th April and had scored 900 marks, yet I'm unable to find my certificate. - Microsoft Q&A
- Im unable to see the option to download my certificate from my profile but i could see that im passed the exam but unable to see the option to download the certificate. - Microsoft Q&A