Verifying dives

[Robert H. Diver]

None for me whatsoever.

However, for a new diver, who may have been certified by SSI, the log is not completely useless now, assuming they have a Garmin or Mares DC.

The only advantage I could see is for a new diver, and it’s only a minor convenience at best. If continuing education with SSI, it’s easy to show any SSI shop that you have the required number of dives to take the course. Not the only way, which is why I said it’s only a minor convenience.

The SSI log was never useless…..

 

[Ukmc]

Verified dives in SSI system allow to take SSI courses that have minimum dive requirements. They also award you levels of recognition and levels of “experience”

 

[BlueTrin]

What are the advantages of adding your dives to the SSI log?

You get free recognition ratings

Qualify for free diver recognitions – become an SSI Specialty Diver now!

Complete your training, go diving and earn free Recreational ratings with SSI. Specialty diver, advanced open water, master diver and more. Create your free MySSI account and get started now!

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There are pro rating I think as well, one at 5000 dives and if you exceed some criteria


There is a nice table here:

SSI Recognition Ratings - SDA - Swiss Divers Association

Recognition at SSI is free! Complete your Specialty Programs with the applicable SSI Specialty certification card and receive the SSI Recognition Ratings

www.swissdivers.com