YMCA Certification
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YMCA Scuba is no more. But you can still contact them and get a new card.
If you have not been in the water in awhile, I strongly recommend a refresher course. SEI is the predecessor to YMCA scuba. Contact your nearest SEI instructor if you need help with your card.
If you have not been in the water in awhile, I strongly recommend a refresher course. SEI is the predecessor to YMCA scuba. Contact your nearest SEI instructor if you need help with your card.
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predecessor is something that came before the current version. SEI is the successor.
Welcome to SB.
If you were certified 1984 or after, you can replace it at YMCA's site. The fee is ridiculous, but it's possible. See https://www.signup4.net/public/ap.aspx?EID=20071257E&OID=130
Otherwise, contact SEI: SEI Diving
Or, contact local scuba instructors to see if your paperwork can be used to pursue additional training and gain a card that will suffice. If you have not been diving in over a year, this would be a good idea anyway.
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