Review the FAQ's below to find out what is required to transfer. DNV customers also benefit from:
- Benchmarking their management system performance
- Safe and secure blockchain certificate
- Customer portal
- Focus area audits
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Answer:Anytime. It can be done during a surveillance audit, re-certification audit or between the audits.
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Answer:You will need a report from a previous audit and copy of your certificate. In some cases we may request additional reports.
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Answer:Make sure you review your current certification agreement, and consider your final notice with your certification body.
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Answer:We recommend 1-3 Months for transfer for an accredited certificate. We will make a suitable plan for you. Please note that your current certificate status and any open non-conformities may influence the transfer time.*
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Answer:There are different approaches between certification bodies. We will honour the originally certified date and transfer it to a DNV certificate when issued.* When you decide to transfer we will take care of your certificate validity.
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Answer:Transfer audits will normally cost the same as regular annual audit. You can find out more information by contacting our team. If possible we will integrate our transfer audit with a scheduled recertification or surveillance audit with the potential for saving audit time and associated costs.
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Answer:We offer many certifications services and can provide integrated audits in order to save you time and money. Speak to our team to find out which ones apply.
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Answer:You should receive your certificate within a few weeks after any non-conformities have been closed.
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Resources
DNV investigated Privacy Management Trends of 1300 customers in our ViewPoint Survey. View the survey results for the latest market trends.

ViewPoint: Privacy & Information Security
Business enabler or innovation barrier? View the detailed results.

New technologies vs. personal data protection -help or hazard?
Companies in a state of confusion regarding the impact of new technologies

Privacy management entails risk and lack of competence is major
"Human factors" more worrying than any external threat.