The Universal referral forms scuba are an online tool that can easily be customized to fit specific needs. The online tool allows you to add an electronic signature and can even be printed out. You can also contact the support staff for help if you have any questions. You can reach them if there are any questions about this form.
PADI Open Water Diver certificate
The PADI Universal Referral for Open Water Diver Certification is a document that student divers present to their instructor. It states that the diver took initial training from another diver training organization. The form directs the instructor of diving to complete the student’s open-water dives and sign a declaration. This statement should be sent to the original instructor so that they can certify the diver.
While you can use the Universal referral form to get the certification, PADI requires that you complete the course within twelve months of your last training. This is usually a two- or three day course. During this time, you must be able to dive with your buddy to a maximum depth of 60 feet/18 meters.
Medical statement
To become a certified scuba diver, you will need to complete a Medical Statement for Universal Referral. This important document will help you ensure your health before you dive. It's designed to ensure your safety while you're underwater, so make sure to answer every question honestly.
First, check that your physician has signed the form. This is mandatory when you begin your training as an scuba diver. A medical release is required for any new medical conditions. Finally, it is a good idea to always have a photocopy on hand of your certificate card.
Logbook
A medical declaration is required before a diver may dive open water. Generally, this will be done before a certification course begins. The medical release must be signed by a physician. An updated medical release is necessary for patients with changing medical conditions. PADI allows you to obtain a medical waiver. The PADI Release of Liability/Assumption Of Risk/Non agency Acknowledgement For - General Training is the equivalent of the medical release.
The universal referral forms are different from those used in a dive logbook. It will detail the number of open water dives the student has taken and the knowledge development sections they have completed. This document also includes a certified statement by the instructor that certifies that the student completed all required dives. The student then takes this form back to his or her original instructor who is supposed to certify him or her as a certified diver.
Course completion requirements
The Universal Referral Program involves most well-known certification agencies in scuba diving. This allows a diver to complete both the theory and pool parts of the open-water course at his or her local dive centre, while also completing the open-water check-out dives at another agency. This can only be done in cooperation with a dive centre that is a member of a universal referral programme such as SSI (NAUI), NASDSS or YMCA.
PADI Open Water Diver training requires students to pass the Knowledge Development, and Open Water Dives sections. Before diving, the student needs to sign a medical release. A student diver must also attach a photo to his or her certificate card. Digital images can be accepted.