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Why would a Certificant fail an audit?

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Why would a Certificant fail an audit?

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• Failure to include proof of CDE participation. • Submitting credits earned outside of the renewal period being audited. • Earning too many credits in a category that has a maximum. • Not submitting enough credits. • Not paying the renewal fee in addition to completing the audit. • Submitting proof of attending courses not compliant with the current DANB Recertification Requirements. If a Certificant fails the audit, materials will be returned with a letter indicating what steps are to be taken in order to pass the audit. Certificants may use their three-month grace period (past the expiration date) to earn credits, provide proof, etc. in order to comply (and pass) the audit.

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