Badge missing of DP-203 Azure Data engineer associate certification

Hello, Kundan!

Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.  

Based on your inquiry, we understand that you have passed the Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Engineer Associate (AZ-203), but your badge was not generated to claim on Credly. We are happy to help you.

Please note that Microsoft ended their partnership with Credly on June 30. This means that the badging services provided by Credly no longer apply for most of Microsoft Certifications (excepting certificates obtained via Certiport). Our new scheme has changed from 'Badge sharing-based' to a 'Certification shared-based' scheme. Here's what this means to the candidates:

• From that date, Credly will no longer issue badges for Microsoft Certifications.

• All your badgess will be on your Microsoft Learn profile, ready for sharing and verification, and will be updated with pertinent information, such as expiration and renewal dates.

• If you don’t have a Credly profile, you can verify and share your certifications on your Microsoft Learn profile.

• If you do have a Credly profile, Microsoft Certifications that you earned and claimed before June 2023 will be there through June 2024, but will no longer be updated with changes to expiration or renewal dates.

• If you’ve shared your certifications through Credly on other platforms, such as LinkedIn, we encourage you to share them again from your Microsoft Learn profile to help ensure continued verification services, since Credly will no longer verify or receive any information on Microsoft Certifications after the end of June 2023.

Your Microsoft Certifications on Credly will no longer be kept current or updated as you pass renewal exams or earn new Microsoft Certifications. The only exception is Microsoft Certifications issued by Certiport which will still be managed and updated on Credly indefinitely.

With this information provided your Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Engineer Associate (AZ-203) will not be generated; however, you can share your certificates instead.

With this being confirmed, our badges sharing article information has been updated with all the necessary details regarding the new Microsoft Certification sharing experience:

• View, use, and share certificates and badges | Microsoft Learn

If you are not able to share or visualize your certificate on your certification profile using this information and steps, we opened a Private Message where we have requested information related to your Certification Profile to verify it and properly assist you. You can find the access to the Private Message on the top right corner of this screen, as shown in the image below.

We are looking forward to your information. Just a heads up, remember to only send your private information through private message, in order to protect your data.

If no response is received within two business days, we will proceed to close and lock this case as well as the Private Message.

Warm regards,

Could you please suggest me how do i get small badge to apply on top on cv.
Regards

Hi, Kundan!

Thank you for your response.

We understand how important it is to share your credentials, currently our new scheme has changed from 'Badge sharing-based' to a 'Certification shared-based' scheme, therefore the badges are no longer generated.

With this information said, your Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Engineer Associate (AZ-203) will not get a badge generated; however, you can share your certificate instead.

What is shared from your Learn Profile is the certification itself. We will provide the steps of this new experience so you can share your Certificate to the available social media platforms. Kindly follow the next steps to share your certificate:

1. Sign into your Learn profile.

2. Click on the photo avatar and select Profile from the dropdown menu.

3. Select Certifications from the menu inside your profile.

4. If you want others to be able to verify your shared certification, set your Learn profile view to public

5. Scroll to the certification that you’d like to access and select “View certification details” below the description.

6. Under the certification title, there are three options: “Print”, “Edit display name” and “Share.”

7. If you’d like to share your certification, select “Share.” Select the location to which you want to share your certification.

With this being confirmed, our badges sharing article information has been updated with all the necessary details regarding the new Microsoft Certification sharing experience:

• View, use, and share certificates and badges | Microsoft Learn

We hope this is useful to you, if there is anything else we can do for you, please do not hesitate to stay connected with us.

If no additional assistance is required, please indicate “Yes” to the question and the thread will automatically be closed and locked. In case we do not receive a response, it will be closed and locked after one business day.

Best Regards,

Hello, Kundan!

Since we have not received a response from you, we will proceed in closing and locking this case. If you still require assistance, please post a new question. We will be happy to jump in and take a look.

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Wishing you the best,