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What is that number I am given at the end of the electronic application process and do I need to keep it?

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What is that number I am given at the end of the electronic application process and do I need to keep it?

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It is commonly referred to as the trace number, and you need to keep it . It is your proof that you submitted your application and paid the application fee. You will only receive a trace number if you complete the electronic application process. The trace number (it begins with the numbers 537) is the only way for EMS certification staff to retrieve your electronic application if there is a problem. Electronic application submission is preferable for many reasons: it reduces mail time so it reaches the EMS office faster; you can pay with either an electronic check or credit card; it is safe and secure; and is available to you 24 hours a day. But, if you do not save or write down your trace number, you have no proof that you ever submitted an electronic application or paid the fee.

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