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PADI Open Water Diver certification
The PADI Universal referral form for Open Water Diver certification is a document that a student diver presents to a diving instructor. The form states that the diver received initial training at another diving school. The form directs the diving instructor to complete the student's open water dives, sign a statement, and send the form to the student's original instructor, who should certify the diver.
Although you can use the Universal Referral Form to obtain the certification, PADI insists that you complete this course within twelve months from your last training. This course is usually two- or three-day long. During this time you will need to be able to dive together to a maximum depth 60 feet/18m.
Statement of medical necessity
A Medical Statement for universal Referral Form is required if you are interested in becoming a certified scuba diver. This document is vital and will make sure you are as healthy as you can before you dive. This document is meant to help you stay safe while diving, so be sure to answer every question honestly.
First, get your physician to sign the form. This is necessary when you begin training to be a scuba diver. If you have a new condition, a medical release will be required. Last but not least, make sure you have a photocopy to your certification card.
Logbook
Before a diver can dive open water, he or she must complete a medical statement. This usually happens before certification classes begin. A doctor must sign the medical release. Changing medical conditions require a new medical release. PADI can provide a medical release. The PADI Release of Liability/Assumption Of Risk/Non agency Acknowledgement For - General Training is the equivalent of the medical release.
The universal referral form differs from the one in a logbook. It will list the open water dives and knowledge-development sections the student has completed. This document also includes an instructor signed certification that the dives were completed. The student takes the completed form to his or her instructor and asks for certification.
Completion requirements for courses
The Universal Referral Program is used by most well-known scuba certification organizations. The Universal Referral Program allows divers to take the theory and pool portion of their open water course at their local dive center, but then complete the open water dives with another agency. This is possible with the help of a diving center that participates in a universal program such as SSI and NAUI or NASDS.
PADI Open Water Diver courses require that the student passes the Knowledge Development and Open Water Dives sections. A medical release must be signed by the student diver before he or she can dive. To be certified, the student diver must take a photo. Digital images will be accepted.