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Steps to Certification

There are three steps to become certified in the profession.

Step 1: Apply

  • Create a profile in The IIA’s Certification Candidate Management System (CCMS) or access an existing profile. CCMS is a user-friendly system to help you apply for, register, and maintain your certification and related information while keeping you connected to and informed about The IIA’s certification programs.
  • Upload required documents for program approval (education, government-issued photo ID) directly within the CCMS.
  • You will not be able to register for the exam until your documents and application are approved.

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    Step 2: Test

  • Access your profile in CCMS.
  • Click “Manage Program.”
  • Register for the exam or exam part.
  • Schedule your exam.

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    Step 3: Become Certified

  • Complete your experience verification.
  • Receive your certification.
  • Access your certificate via the CCMS. A printed copy may be obtained with a fee.

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    Pricing

    Certification renewal fees vary globally, based upon membership status, if you renew directly to The IIA through CCMS, or through your local affiliate. Visit the Pricing Structure page of our website for the most current pricing information.

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