The following documents should be read and understood
prior to certification, since you will be required to agree
to them during that process:
The SIF Certification Policy [PDF]
defines the policies that govern the operation of the SIF Certification Program. These policies
define what can be certified, what it means to be certified, and the process for achieving
and maintaining certification.
You will be granted a license to
use the trademark in connection with your product
when your product has passed the applicable
certification test suite(s) and you have
formally agreed to all the required terms.
The Trademark License Agreement must be fully signed by you and
the Schools Interoperability Framework Association
in order to have a product certified.
You must enter into a Certification Agreement for each product registration.
A certified product is subject to re-certification on a periodic basis
as stated in the SIF Certification Policy [PDF].
All product information supplied to the
Certification Authority will be treated
as confidential as required by the Certification Agreement.
The Certification Authority
may, from time to time, request proof that
your product remains in compliance
with the requirements outlined in the conformance
requirements as per the SIF Certification Policy [PDF].