How to Share your Microsoft Certification Transcript

If you have done your Microsoft Certification exams, you will get a Microsoft Certification Transcript attached to your Microsoft Certification ID and account. In this transcript, you will find all the exams you have taken, active certifications and certification history. In the case you want or need to share Microsoft Certification Transcript with your employer, friends, and colleagues, you can follow the steps I listed here.

This Microsoft transcript is the official record of your exam and certification achievements. You can email yourself a copy of the transcript, share your transcript with your employer, friends, and colleagues, and download a copy.

Please note it can take up to 48 hours after passing an exam for an exam or certification to appear on your transcript.

Share your Microsoft Certification Transcript

Go to https://mcptnc.microsoft.com/transcript and login with your Microsoft account you used to take your Microsoft Certification Exam. You will find the online version of your transcript. You can email it, download it as PDF or give people online access to your transcript.

Microsoft Certification Transcript

If you want to share it online so that people can access the current version, you can click on Share.

Share your Transcript

You can define an access code and share the link with the Transcription ID and Access Code with the person who needs access. You will get the following data:

You can now share your Microsoft transcript with your employer, friends, and colleagues by providing the following information to them:
Transcript ID: XXXXXXX
Access Code: XXXXXXXXX
Transcript Viewing Page: https://mcp.microsoft.com/Anonymous//Transcript/Validate

I hope this helps you to share your Microsoft Certification Transcript. You can find more information about Microsoft Certifications on the website.

If you want to learn more about why you should become Microsoft Certified, or how you get started with your Azure Certifications, check out my blog post. I also summarized in a blog how you learn Microsoft Azure in 2020. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment.