When may a certificate holder be rectified?

A certificate holder may be rectified when there is an error or discrepancy in the certificate that needs correction, such as inaccuracies in the name, date, or details of the qualification. This can occur due to clerical mistakes, miscommunication, or changes in the holder's status. Rectification typically involves submitting a formal request to the issuing authority along with supporting documentation to validate the correction. It is essential to address such issues promptly to ensure the integrity of the certificate.