What does 'Unmaintained Seal on Electronic Driving Certificate' mean?

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DiAaliyah
07/30/25 2:47am
If the 'Unmaintained Seal' status appears on the system after completing the driving test, it is likely caused by the test results not being entered into the system. Displaying 'Unmaintained Seal' does not require retaking the test: The 'Seal Exemption from Maintenance' status may result from data loss during the DMV's score upload process. In such cases, it is recommended to contact the DMV or driving school for resolution. Consult the DMV if the status persists after waiting: Don't panic when encountering the 'Unmaintained Seal' notification. Wait patiently for 1-2 days to check for system updates. If the status remains unchanged, contact the driving school or DMV for further assistance.
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