Background information
See here for background information on Content Certifications.
Go to the Certifications Tab
Select the article in the Content Administration area

Select the Certifications tab

Example of an article that has been certified

Do you see the "Certification Expires On" field?
You will see a date set in the Certification expires at field.
Before you can set a specific date for a certification expiration the article must first be certified. This article will show you how to do that.
Set Certification Options and Certify the article

Certify the article (notes are optional)

Manually set the certification date
