An Alaska Certificate of Service is a document used to prove that a person or organization has provided certain services to the State of Alaska. This document is issued by the Alaska Department of Administration and serves as proof that the recipient has provided services in an official capacity. There are two types of Alaska Certificate of Service: the Standard Certificate of Service and the Enhanced Certificate of Service. The Standard Certificate of Service is issued to individuals and organizations that have provided services to the State of Alaska. It includes the name of the recipient, the type of services provided, the dates of service, and the signature of the certifying officer. The Enhanced Certificate of Service is issued to individuals and organizations that have provided services to the State of Alaska for a period of more than one year. This document includes all the same information as the Standard Certificate of Service, but also includes a detailed description of the services provided. Both types of Certificate of Service are issued in accordance with Alaska Statute 44.62.010 and are valid for up to five years.