CFEs must complete 20 CPE credits annually from the date of certification.
New CFEs are exempt from reporting CPE credits from the certification date through the next anniversary month. Click here for more details
CFEs must complete 2 hours of ethics CPE each year. Click here to view our ethics course
Yes, at least 10 CPE credits each year must be fraud-related.
CFEs can find detailed fields of study (FOS) on the ACFE website. View FOS here
CFEs may complete 100% of their CE requirements through self-study.
Eligible activities include participant credit, self-study, nano-learning, in-house training, college courses (maximum 15 CPE credits), instructor or author credits (maximum 10 CPE credits), and more.
CPE credits must be certified by the end of the anniversary month each year.
The reporting cycle is based on the certification's anniversary month.
The following Recertification Guidelines apply to Certified Fraud Examiners (CFEs) who have let their membership expire.
- CFEs lapsed up to 3 years can recertify.
- CFEs lapsed 3–5 years have two recertification options.
- CFEs lapsed over 5 years must pass the CFE Exam and meet all certification requirements.
- Auto-Renew Dues: Printed certification is $140, or paperless is $75.
- Manual Payment Dues: Printed certification is $150, or paperless is $85.
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Yes, CFEs may carry forward a maximum of 10 unclaimed CPE credits from one reporting year to the next.
CFEs must maintain records of completed CPE credits for 3 years, as they may be subject to audit by the ACFE.
Renewal fees vary depending on membership type, country, preferred method of receiving ACFE resources, and renewal type, typically around $190. View more
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Here is a link to the state board website to access FAQs on CPE requirements and regulations for CFEs.
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