Comptia question

Just want to say thanks to this board, for putting information and study materials for certifications test.

I have just passed my Sec+ on Monday, and I just noticed they spelled my name wrong, I 'm excepting to get a headache from comptia because I have a feeling they are going to tell me to get court documents. My name was spelled wrong by one letter. I don't have time and I don't want to go to court can said say .... "who cares i passed it, and I have a pdf print out with the wrong name", and go ahead and take the Net + test, and this time make sure the center sends the correct information ?

any ideas ??

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ajmatson

Follow the instructions on the printout you received from the testing center. Mine state that if you name is incorrect then email them at questions@comptia.org and do not hit the submit for your demographics until they correct it.

Busdriver

Congrats on the pass!

I had the same problem. Click on the support link to get their 800 number and they will walk you through the process of submitting a ticket online for a name change. All I had to do was scan my Score Report and drivers license, and then upload it. It was corrected the following day.

krauser

Welcome to TE. Congratulations for the pass

erpadmin

Congratulations and welcome to the club!

Psoasman

congrats on your pass!

Devilsbane

ajmatson wrote: »

do not hit the submit for your demographics until they correct it.

Yep, there is a reason they don't send it out right away. I know you are able to change address information, I'm not sure if it gives you the option to change their name.

I also believe that the questions@comptia.com address is no longer in use. The last couple times I had to contact them I was forced to submit a ticket on their website which was a pain. (And they closed it right away, so then I had to open a new ticket referencing the initial ticket).