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# Updating Your User Profile
Once an individual accepts an invitation to join an organization in AirHub Portal, they should update their personal user profile to ensure accurate and complete information is recorded. This information is vital for compliance, tracking pilot currency, and facilitating effective communication within your organization.
**How to Update Your Profile:**
1. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your user icon or name in the **top right corner** of the AirHub Portal interface.
2. Select **"Account Details"** from the dropdown menu.
**Key Profile Information to Update:**
* **First Name:** Your first name.
* **Last Name:** Your last name.
* **Email:** Your primary contact email address (typically pre-filled).
* **Phone Number:** Your primary contact phone number.
* **Certificate Details:**
* **Certificate Number:** Your drone pilot certificate number.
* **Certificate Issue Date or Last Renewal:** The date your certificate was issued or last renewed.
* **Certificate Renewal Date:** The date your certificate is due for renewal.
**Saving Changes:**
* After making updates, click the **"Submit"** button to save your changes.
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