how to merge old certificates and transcript

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2026-06-26T08:40:33.7466667+00:00

How can i merge my old or previous certificates and transcript here?

I used to use MCP login for my transcript and certificates.

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    2026-06-26T08:40:51.4766667+00:00

    MCP profiles and IDs have been retired and all certification data has been migrated into Microsoft Learn profiles.

    To access and merge old certifications/transcripts into the Learn profile in use now, follow these steps:

    1. Sign in to the Learn profile using the same personal Microsoft account that was used for the old Certification/MCP profile:
      • Go to the Learn profile sign-in page and use the account previously used for MCP.
      • Once signed in, select Credentials → Certifications to see migrated certification data.
    2. If certifications are on a different Learn profile (for example, different email/account was used in the past), merge the profiles:
      1. Sign in to one of the Learn profiles.
      2. Go to Settings → Account Management → Add login account.
      3. Add the other login account that was used for MCP/certifications.
      4. If that login is associated with another Learn profile, this will trigger a profile merge.
      5. After the merge, all learning progress, credentials, and transcripts from both profiles are combined into a single Learn profile. This cannot be undone.
    3. To view and share the merged transcript:
      • From the Learn profile, open Profile → Transcript to see all successfully completed certifications and modules.
      • Use Share link to generate a public link, or use Print → Save to PDF to download a copy.

    If certification data still does not appear after signing in with the correct account and merging profiles, contact Certification Support for assistance with recovery and verification.

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