Contact: there is no inbox, so ask the agency

Exam dates, results, retakes and certificates are handled by the state agency, often through the academy that ran your course. Start with your academy coordinator; past that, the state office:

• Texas: the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, tcfp.texas.gov.
• Florida: the Bureau of Fire Standards and Training, myfloridacfo.com.
• North Carolina: the Office of State Fire Marshal, ncosfm.gov.
• New York: the Office of Fire Prevention and Control, dhses.ny.gov.
• Virginia: the Department of Fire Programs, vdfp.virginia.gov.
• California, Pennsylvania, Ohio: CAL FIRE State Fire Training, the Office of the State Fire Commissioner, and the Division of EMS in the Ohio Department of Public Safety. Their handbooks and rules are linked from the state table.

If an IFSAC or Pro Board seal is missing from your record, raise it with the agency that issued the certificate. The accreditation bodies themselves are at ifsac.org and theproboard.org.

• EMR, EMT, AEMT and paramedic: the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, nremt.org.
• CCP-C, TP-C, CP-C, WP-C, TR-C: the International Board of Specialty Certification, ibscertifications.org.
• Certified Fire Inspector: NFPA's certification department, nfpa.org.

Since a report cannot be sent from here, the fastest check is the one you can run yourself:

• A rule in a table cites its source and the reading date. Open the document; if it now says something different, it wins over this site.
• A practice question is numbered. Keep that number together with the page address, and take both to your instructor or study group to compare with the textbook your academy uses.

The About page names the source documents behind the tables and lists what is left out on purpose.

The app buttons open a store listing for a study app covering the same exam. Downloads, subscriptions, refunds and app support are handled through that listing and its developer contact, not through this site.