NECO Original Certificate: Collection and Payment Guidelines – If you wrote the National Examinations Council Examination (NECO) and you want to collect the original certificate, read this article. There are two types of NECO examinations: The external and the internal examinations.
If you wrote the internal NECO exams, you will have to visit your school and collect the original certificate. All you need is your examination ID for that. Now, if you wrote the NECO examinations as an external candidate, you will need to visit the NECO payment website https://payments.neco.gov.ng, make payment for the certificate, and take the payment proof to the NECO office for collection.
If you want to pay and collect the certificate but do not know how to, this article was posted to guide you. In this post, you will learn how to pay for the NECO Original certificate, the documents you are required to present, and where to collect the certificate.
How Much Does It Cost To Collect The NECO Original Certificate?
If you want to collect the NECO Certificate, this is how much you are to pay. The original result slip for NECO SSCE External candidates costs One Thousand Naira( ₦1,000), and obtaining the original certificate is also One Hundred Naira (₦100).
Requirements To Collect The Original Certificate
These are the documents you are expected to present at the result collection office to be able to collect the certificate.
- One passport-size photograph
- A valid identity card
- An online print-out of your NECO result
- An affidavit
- Your NECO photo card
Ensure you have all these documents ready to ensure a smooth collection process. Proceed to the next section to learn the simple steps you can follow to pay the charges for the NECO result.
How To Pay for NECO Original Certificate
If you want to pay for original NECO certificates, these are the guidelines you should follow to spend successfully. Before paying for the certificate obtain an application form by either visiting the NECO office or downloading it from the NECO website. Complete the form carefully, making sure to include all the necessary information accurately
- Open the NECO payment portal https://payments.neco.gov.ng in your browser.
- From the list displayed, select the specific payment category you need, like “Remarking SSCE” or “BECE.”
- Go to NECO’s main website at www.neco.gov.ng to get the required payment item code for the transaction.
- Ensure all payment details are correct since refunds won’t be possible once the payment is made.
- Enter your details in the form and choose how you would like to pay; either at a bank branch or with a debit card.
- Check the transaction summary, read the disclaimer carefully, and accept it to confirm the payment.
- Once the payment is complete, you will get a payment receipt as proof.
- Take your payment receipt to the nearest NECO office to finalize the process.
Once you get to the NECO office, present the receipt and the documents we listed earlier and you will receive your certificate. Before you leave the NECO office, check your certificate properly to ensure that all your details are accurate.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I collect my NECO certificate?
Certificates are collected at the NECO office or your examination center after results are released.
Is there a fee for collecting the NECO certificate?
Yes, there is usually a nominal fee for certificate collection.
What documents are needed to collect my certificate?
Bring a valid ID and your NECO examination number.
Can someone else collect my certificate on my behalf?
Yes, but they will need a letter of authorization and a valid ID.
How long after the exam can I collect my certificate?
Certificates are generally available six months after the results are released.
What is the cost of the NECO certificate collection?
The fee varies; check the NECO office for current rates.
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