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How to Appeal.

If you are not awarded a certification and you wish to appeal. Please write a letter to:

NCCDP
Executive Appeal
103 Valley View Trail
Sparta, NJ 07871

You must send a typed letter that includes; Your name, address, phone number, reason for denial and why you are appealing the decision. The NCCDP Executive Appeal will reach a decision after reviewing you’re application. All decisions reached by the Executive Appeal is final. Please allow 6 weeks to process.

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