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Submit a Support Ticket

Last updated August 7, 2024

Sometimes you might encounter a technical issue, have a question about a specific service, or need assistance with your CGFNS account. Submitting a support ticket is a convenient way to reach out to CGFNS Customer Support and receive prompt assistance.

Submitting a Support Ticket

  • Log In to Your Account: Access your CGFNS account using your registered email address and password.
  • Locate the Support Center: Navigate to the "Help & Support" or "Customer Support" section on the website or within your account dashboard.
  • Choose "Submit a Ticket": Look for the option to "Submit a Ticket" or "Request Support."
  • Choose a Category: Select the appropriate category for your inquiry, such as "Account Issues," "Credential Evaluation," "Exam Registration," or other relevant options.
  • Enter Your Question or Issue: Describe your issue or question as clearly and concisely as possible, providing relevant details such as application numbers, dates, or specific error messages.
  • Attach Relevant Documents: If applicable, attach any relevant documents (such as screenshots or email correspondence) to support your inquiry.
  • Submit Your Ticket: Click on the "Submit Ticket" button to send your request to CGFNS Customer Support.
  • Track Your Ticket: You'll receive a confirmation email with your ticket number. You can log into your CGFNS account to check the status of your ticket. Customer support will respond to your ticket within a designated timeframe.
  • Tips for Effective Support Tickets:
  • Be Specific and Clear: Provide as much detail as possible about your issue or question to help CGFNS assist you efficiently.
  • Use a Descriptive Subject Line: Write a subject line that clearly summarizes your inquiry.
  • Be Patient: Allow CGFNS Customer Support time to review and respond to your ticket. Be patient and avoid submitting duplicate tickets unless you haven't received a response after a reasonable period.
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