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    So I am would be used more for confirmation of something that's already been asked/said. Example: " You're an American, right?" Answer: "so I am", meaning "that's right". On the other hand, so am I means "I am as well". Example: " You're in the military? So am I."
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    April 30, 2015
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    I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but you would say something like "official English certification" to say that in English. If that's not what you meant sorry I couldn't help.
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