This article provides answers to the most commonly asked questions regarding the ICC Credentialing renewal audit process.
Q: What is a renewal audit?
A: A renewal audit is a process used to verify the Continuing Education Units (CEUs) you submitted with your most recent renewal application. It ensures that all CEUs meet the required standards and were accurately reported.
Q: How was my renewal application selected for audit?
A: Each month, all individuals who renewed their certification are entered into a randomized selection process. From that group, 10% are randomly chosen for audit to maintain fairness and transparency.
Q: What documentation do I need to provide?
A: You’ll need to submit proof of the CEUs listed on your renewal application. This typically includes certificates of completion or other official documentation provided at the end of each course.
Q: What if I can’t locate all of my certificates?
A: If you have certificates for other CEUs not originally submitted, you’re welcome to send those instead—we can update your records accordingly. If you’re unable to locate any documentation, please reach out to us. We’re here to help and will work with you to find a solution.
Have additional questions? Contact us at certrenewal@iccsafe.org.
