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Where can I find my Oracle Certificates?
I get SOOOOOO frustrated with how EXTREMELY difficult it is to get where you want to get with places like Oracle, Pearson VUE, VMWare, etc. ALL I WANT IS TO SEE MY OCA OR SPRING CERTIFICATE and it takes HOURS to find out where you can find these. No support and TERRIBLE TERRIBLE TERRIBLE UX for these companies. I mean common!!!!! Don't you have the money to actually hire people to this for you?!!! It's unbelievable that companies that are actually about technologies and innovations are this poorly developed. Shame. On. You. Meanwhile my question: can anyone PLEASE !!!!!!!! Help me find my certificates.
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I was able to download my certificate by navigating to certview.oracle.com (you could also use link from Pearson website). Then, click on the Login to CertView button. Expand Credential Management menu in the top left side of the screen, and click on Download eCertificate.