This certificate shall be issued by the LMB after calibration.

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The key idea here is that after an instrument has been calibrated, the official document that records its status in the system is the instrument registration certificate. This certificate from the LMB formally registers the instrument in the organization’s metrology inventory and notes that it has undergone calibration, confirming its accuracy and authorization for use. It serves as the official record tying the instrument to its identity, calibration status, and the date of calibration, ensuring traceability within the measurement program. The other names describe documents that would imply only calibration results or use permissions, but the standard post-calibration document in this context is the Original Certificate of Instrument Registration, which both validates calibration and documents registration in one official certificate.