Changing mdm certificate ownership

I have an mdm deployment and my apple mdm cert is set to expire in a few weeks. When we did the initial rollout last year a member of my staff obtained the certificate using their personal apple id. We did not understand the ramifications at the time. That resource has since left the company and I'm trying to find out if I can change the ownership of the mdm cert to another apple id. I know the topic of the certificate but my initial conversations with apple support indicate that it is not possible to change ownership. I have heard of this being possible but wanted to see if anyone on this forum has run into the issue and what was done to resolve. I want to avoid re registering all my devices if it is at all possible. Thanks.

As a rule no but you'll need to contact Apple for this. Try http://www.apple.com/support/mac/app-store/

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