What must a CSR obtain from a CE course provider to verify attendance or completion?

A Certificate of Attendance is essential for a CSR as it serves as official documentation confirming that the individual has completed the continuing education (CE) course. This certificate typically includes details such as the course title, provider information, date of completion, and the number of credit hours earned. Obtaining this certificate is crucial because it provides the necessary proof that a CSR has fulfilled the continuing education requirements mandated by the state, which helps in maintaining their certification and ensuring competency in their profession.

While an attendance log may record participation, it does not provide the same level of formal verification as a Certificate of Attendance. Similarly, a course outline may detail the topics covered but does not confirm completion. A verification letter, while potentially useful, may not always be issued by all course providers and does not carry the standard recognized validity of a Certificate of Attendance.