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What happens if my certification expired?

If your certification(s) have been expired for less than six (6) years, you can still renew them on your myICC account. If your certification(s) are expired for more than six (6) years, you can reinstate your certifications without the need to re-test. Expired certifications initially issued by the Code Council or the Code Council’s legacy organizations (ICBO, BOCA, SBCCI, CABO) are also eligible for reinstatement.

Not sure if you need to renew or reinstate your certification? Check out the options below:


My Certification Expired for Less than 6 Years

You can go to myICC to renew your certifications

My Certification Expired for More than 6 Years

For Code Council issued certifications expired for more than 6 years, you can simply log in to your myICC account to reinstate.
Reinstatement Fee: $400
CEUs Required to Reinstate Code Council-issued Certifications:

Need the Paper Application?

Please email the Customer Success Center (customersuccess@iccsafe.org)  to request.

NOTE: Paper Application Fee is $400 and requires additional $25 processing fee.

My Legacy Certification (Issued by ICBO, BOCA, SBCCI, CABO) Expired for More than 6 Years
Certification Renewal

Certifications are valid for three years and must be renewed on or before the expiration date (when they become inactive) to be current. If your certification has expired for less than six (6) years, you can log in to your myICC account to still renew your certifications.

Questions? We’re here to help! Email us at customersuccess@iccsafe.org.
Updated on March 16, 2020

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