Procedure to Replace Lost KNEC Certificate

Procedure to Replace Lost KNEC Certificate

Procedure to Replace Lost KNEC Certificate

For candidates who took KNEC examinations  beginning in 1981, the Kenya National  Examinations Council (KNEC) implemented a  program to replace lost certificates.

But KNEC no longer issues duplicate certificates; instead, it replaces lost  certificates with results confirmation.

The manual certificate replacement process has been completely transferred to  an  online platform.

A year ago, KNEC implemented a simple online process to make it easier to replace  misplaced KCPE or KCSE credentials.

The online KCPE or KCSE certificate replacement process is explained in the  step-by-step guide that follows.

It is noteworthy that similar protocols also  apply to lost college credentials, such  as the Primary Teacher Education (PTE)  credential.

KCPE – Kenya Certificate of Primary Education

KCSE – Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education

LOST KCPE/KCSE CERTIFICATES?

✔️ Link: [KNEC Online Portal](https://qmis.knec.ac.ke/)

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Scan any of the following documents:

– ? [Identification Card](#)

– ? [Passport](#)

– ? [Birth Certificate](#)

PROCEDURE

1. ? [Visit the KNEC Online Portal](https://qmis.knec.ac.ke/)

2. ? [Follow the step-by-step instructions provided](https://qmis.knec.ac.ke/)

APPLICATION FEE

You will be required to pay an application fee of Kshs. 2,320 via MPESA Paybill 222222.

✔️ TO APPLY FOR TSC NUMBER WITHOUT A KNEC CERTIFICATE

Use the following details on the KNEC portal:

– ADDRESSEE: The Secretary.

– COMPANY NAME: Teachers Service Commission.

– ADDRESS: Private Bag Nairobi.

After completing the KNEC confirmation payment, the process for TSC number application can proceed.

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