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Already certified but been out of the water for a while? Below are your options.
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Pool Refreshers: Cost:
$105 - including the use of all the equipment, including mask, snorkel & fins. Jump in
the pool for a run through of the basic skills taught in the beginner class. Requires one evening, starting at 6:30 and finishing
up ~ 10:30. Recommended if you have been out of the water for any period over 6 months.
View the schedule here: http://www.seattlescuba.com/schedsea.html
Requirements:
Must have proof of certification, either a certification card from a recognized agency or a printed verification from an agency.
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Open Water Refresher Dives/Cold Water
Orientations: Want to do a couple of dives in Puget Sound with a dive professional? Or maybe you have
never dove in cold water and would like to get to get acquainted with local diving so you can join our club dives and boat
trips? Cost: One Diver: $60 for one dive - $90 for two dives
Two Divers: $90 for one dive - $150 for two dives Plus
rental gear.
You would get half price off of our standard rental prices while participating in these dives.
Schedule: On demand, please contact us with your availability and
we will get some dives scheduled for you.
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Recertification: Just
what it sounds like, getting recertified. This is what you would need to do if A. You no longer have your card or can get
any proof of certification or B. It has been so long since you have been diving that you feel you remember nothing.
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Replacement cards: Lost
your certification card? You may be able to get a replacement without going through the whole class again.
PADI certs: Email or call us with your full name as it would have appeared
on the card (Please make sure you give us your middle initial) and your date of birth. We can check PADI's quite extensive
records and see if they have you listed. If they do, we can send all the paperwork to PADI for a replacement card for you.
The cost is $35 and we need a picture. If we can't find you listed you would need to contact PADI directly if you have
some other proof of certification.
NAUI certs: On
the NAUI site you can use their nifty little tool to verify your certification. If it is recent (Within the past few years)
we have had great luck finding certifications. http://www.naui.org/ NAUI doesn't have as many records for older
certifications , but if you can give them some info about your original certification (Copy of your card, signed logbook pages,
name of your instructor/the shop who certified you etc...) they may be able to issue you a new card. You will need to contact
them directly to get a replacement card.
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