Practicing professionals must complete 20 CPE hours each year, while nonpracticing professionals must complete 10. Retired individuals are exempt.
The CPE reporting period runs from January 1 through December 31 each year.
Yes. CRMA professionals must complete 2 hours of ethics-related CPE annually, which count toward the total CPE requirement. Click here for ethics courses on MYCPE ONE.
Includes self-study programs, live webinars, college courses, professional exams (up to 40 hours), authorship (up to 10 hours), translations (up to 10 hours), presentations (up to 10 hours), volunteer roles (up to 10 hours), and more.
No, there is no subject area restrictions for CRMA CPE.
All hours must be self-reported through The IIA’s Certification Candidate Management System (CCMS).
All CPE activities must be completed by December 31 each year.
Documentation must be retained for at least 3 years and provided upon request during audits.
Status changes to “Grace Period (Inactive)” and the individual may not use the designation. Revocation occurs after 24 months.
Yes. Retired status must be requested through CCMS and exempts the individual from all CPE requirements. View more
Random audits require submission of CPE proof. Failure to comply may lead to revocation. View more
Individuals in "Grace Period (Inactive)" must complete all CPE requirements and submit the renewal through CCMS. If more than 24 months pass, they must retake the CRMA exam. View more
Yes. The IIA expects CRMA-certified professionals to choose high-quality CPE programs and ensure compliance with PCB guidelines. MYCPE ONE offers courses aligned with CRMA subject areas, but it's each professional’s responsibility to confirm course eligibility based on their role and board rules. Check the "QUALIFIES FOR" section on each course page for details.