EIS: Checking Credentials/Status
Employers have access to some basic information about an applicant’s in-progress and current credentials. As anyone that creates a myNHDOE/EIS account is given an Ed ID and educator account, the term educator is used below. This does not mean that everyone with an Ed ID/educator account is a credentialed educator.
Viewing Educator Accounts
Access the educator’s account
Log in to myNHDOE and select the appropriate user role.
From your EIS Home screen, use the black Search tab at the top of the screen to locate the educator.
select View in the search results
Review the Credentials and Endorsements
Clicking on the View link will take you directly to the Credentials screen.
This screen will show you any currently Issued credentials/endorsements.
You will not see any expired credentials/endorsements.
You may see credentials/endorsements with a status other than issued. For these credentials/endorsements, please submit a Help Desk request for more information if this is the credential/endorsement required for the position.
Credentials
Select - if more than one type of credential is listed, click the select link in the row of the credential for which you wish to see the endorsements.
Credential
Status
Issued (this is a valid credential)
Unissued (this is not a valid credential)
Admitted Student (enrolled in a licensure program)
Completed Program (recommended for licensure, but has not yet applied, candidate must apply before an expedite request can be submitted)
Awaiting Applicant Response, Incomplete Application, Pending Review, Requirements Not Met (In Progress or Expired Applications - please submit a Help Desk request for more information if this is the credential/endorsement required for the position.
Deleted/Removed, Duplicate Endorsement (used when an applicant switches pathways)
Conduct (Revoked, Suspended, Surrendered)
Orig Issue (the date the credential was first issued)
Issued (the date the credential was most recently issued)
Effective (this date should be the same as the issued date, except for Intern Authorizations which may be retroactively effective to hire date)
Expires (the date the credential expires)
Endorsements
Source (this is the pathway the endorsement was applied for or issued through)
AEPPNH (formerly Alt1)
AEPPOS (Out of State Program - formerly Alt2)
SBLP (SOE - formerly Alt4/5)
CLGCRS (10 College Courses)
CTESA (CTE Specialty Area)
EEECE (Elementary/Early Childhood Education)
EEK8 (Elementary Education K-8)
NEWEND (New Endorsement)
NOPATH (No Other Available Pathway)
SHORT (Critical Shortage)
DCEX (Out of State Experience - formerly Alt2)
DCNR (National/Regional - formerly Alt3B)
DCPOB (Portfolio/Oral Board - formerly Alt3A)
DCTA (Transcript Analysis - formerly Alt3C)
Status
Issued (this is a valid credential)
Unissued (this is not a valid credential)
Admitted Student (enrolled in a licensure program)
Completed Program (recommended for licensure, but has not yet applied, candidate must apply before an expedite request can be submitted)
Awaiting Applicant Response, Incomplete Application, Pending Review, Requirements Not Met (In Progress or Expired Applications - please submit a Help Desk request for more information if this is the credential/endorsement required for the position.
Deleted/Removed, Duplicate Endorsement (used when an applicant switches pathways)
Conduct (Revoked, Suspended, Surrendered)
Orig Issue (the date the endorsement was first issued)
Issued (the date the endorsement was most recently issued)
Effective (this date should be the same as the issued date, except for Intern Authorization endorsements which may be retroactively effective to hire date)
Expires (the date the endorsement expires)
this date should match the date the license expires, regardless of when during the renewal cycle the endorsement was issued if on a BEL/EEL
please note there are SOE endorsements that have dates of expiration long into the future - this was a work-around in the past as SOE’s formerly did not have expiration dates and lasted an educator’s lifetime. Since the 10/2020 rule adoption, SOE’s are only valid for 3 years from issuance. The expirations dates and statuses of SOE’s issued prior to 10/2020 have not yet been updated in EIS to reflect these rules. To calculate if an SOE endorsement is still valid, add three years to the SOE endorsement issued date.
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