Incumbency Certificate

An incumbency certificate is a document that verifies that a person is currently holding a particular position. It is often used to prove that someone is eligible for certain benefits or services, such as voting or receiving government assistance.

Incumbency certificates are typically issued by the government agency or organization that employs the person. They may also be issued by a notary public. The certificate will typically include the person's name, title, and the date on which they were elected or appointed to the position.

Incumbency certificates are important because they provide proof that a person is currently holding a particular position. This can be important for a variety of reasons, such as:

• Verifying eligibility for benefits or services
• Ensuring that the right person is making decisions on behalf of an organization
• Preventing fraud or identity theft

If you need to prove that you are currently holding a particular position, you can request an incumbency certificate from the government agency or organization that employs you. You may also be able to obtain an incumbency certificate from a notary public.