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CREDENTIALING

Maintain/ Renew

To renew your certifications, you must first earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) by participating in continuing education and professional development activities.

Renewing Your Certifications

You can accrue CEUs to meet the renewal requirement within your three-year renewal period. For more information read the renewal bulletin.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

01

ICC Training

Visit ICC Training and earn CEUs from seminars, training, and other education credit opportunities in your area.

Learn more

02

Preferred Provider course listing

Check out the Preferred Provider course listing for training opportunities approved for Code Council CEUs.

Learn more

03

myICC

Use myICC to track and/or enter your CEUs. Renew your certification once you've accumulated the necessary CEUs.

Login to myICC

NOTE: The paper application requires an additional processing fee. Please email certrenewal@iccsafe.org to request.

Retain proof of all CEUs manually entered. ICC Training CEUs are automatically added to your myICC account.

ICC conducts renewal audits every month. If audited, you must provide proof of each activity submitted during the three (3) year renewal period. If proof of CEUs cannot be provided, the renewal will be voided, and your certifications will be reverted to their previous status. Renewal fees are not refundable. Proof will only be required if staff is unable to verify the activity internally.

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Expired Certifications

Certifications are valid for three years. Certificates must be renewed on or before the expiration date (when they become inactive) to be current. All certifications renewed after their expiration date will incur an additional fee upon renewal.

My Certification Expired for Less than 6 years

If your certification(s) have been expired for less than six (6) years, you can still renew them on your myICC account.

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My Certification Expired for More than 6 years

Individuals whose certifications have expired for more than six (6) years can reinstate their certification without the need to re-test. For Code Council-issued credentials expired for more than 6 years, you can simply log in to your myICC account to reinstate.

Reinstatement Fee is $420 for ICC Members;
$500 for Non-ICC Members.

CEUs Required to Reinstate Code Council-issued Certifications:

Number of Certifications Being Reinstated
Total # of CEUs Required
(50% from ICC or PPN)
1
3.0 (1.5)
2 through 5
6.0 (3.0)
6 through 10
9.0 (4.5)
11 or more
12.0 (6.0)
Certified Building Official or Master Code Professional
12.0 (6.0)

NOTE: The paper application requires an additional processing fee. Please email certrenewal@iccsafe.org to request.

My Legacy Certification

Expired certifications initially issued by the Code Council or the Code Council’s legacy organizations (ICBO, BOCA, SBCCI, CABO) are also eligible for reinstatement.

For Legacy organization issued certifications expired for more than six (6) years, you can simply log in to your myICC account to reinstate.

The Legacy Reinstatement Fee is $500 for ICC Members;
$595 for Non-ICC Members

CEUs Required to Reinstate Legacy-issued Certifications:

Number of Certifications Being Reinstated
Total # of CEUs Required
(50% from ICC or PPN)
1
3.0 (1.5)
2 through 5
6.0 (3.0)
6 through 10
9.0 (4.5)
11 or more
12.0 (6.0)
Certified Building Official or Master Code Professional
12.0 (6.0)

NOTE: The Legacy Reinstatement Paper Application requires an additional processing fee. Please email certrenewal@iccsafe.org to request.

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Questions? Contact Us

ICC Credentialing
Email: customersuccess@iccsafe.org
Phone: 1-888-ICC-SAFE (422-7233) ext. 5524

Certification Policies

ICC understands the importance of impartiality in carrying out our certification activities, managing conflict of interest, and ensuring the objectivity of our certification activities.

To learn more about our certification and education policies, please read the following:
Council Policy 45, CC Rules of Procedure, Records Release, and ICC Credentialing Compliance Principles.