A-Level Certificates Info?

[caiustonne]

Please explain this to me.

If I’m going to get an A-level replacement certificate from AQA or Edexcel, will the replacement be exactly the same as the original certificate ie like the normal certificate that they send you when you complete your exams; or, will it be different?

The reason I ask is because on their website they talk about sending a certified statement of results, but I don’t want a certified statement of results, I want an actual original copy of my A-level certificate like I got the first time around.

What will I get if I were to order an A-level replacement certificate?

Do the certificates entirely resemble originals or do they have some alterations to reflect that they are a replacement ie a replacement banner attached to them?

I want doesn't get. Both boards offer you a certifying statement of results for A levels. It is proof of your qualifications. You cannot get a certificate: I don't know why that is but gov.uk confirms it https://www.gov.uk/replacement-exam-certificate

The Edexcel website confirms how their certificates look:

https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/Services/certificate-services/replacement-documents.html

You could always check the responses on on the other recent threads on universities wishing to check originals. You might find the answer on those.

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/education/5449759-how-does-this-work-for-certificate-checks

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/education/5405153-how-does-this-work-for-certification-for-certificates-for-university

These posters all seem to have the same problems as you.