Credential holder organizing renewal evidence and continuing education

Maintain current status

Credential Renewal

Renewal is a governed review of continuing education, conduct, material changes, declarations and applicable evidence.

Renewal request

Tell RSM which credential you plan to renew.

Send your request directly to RSM.

Complete the fields below once. The request is stored before email notification is attempted and routed to the appropriate RSM programme area.

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First nameLast nameEmailCredential IDCredentialExpiry date

Continuing-education statusMaterial changes or questionsI consent to RSM using this information to administer the renewal request.

Renewal workflow

Prepare before the expiry date.

Confirm credential and expiry information.
Review continuing-education requirements.
Update contact, employment and licence information.
Disclose material conduct or eligibility changes.
Submit declarations, evidence and fee.
Respond to audit or clarification requests.

Frequently asked questions

Renewal questions

When should renewal begin?

Credential holders should begin before expiry so there is time to complete missing education, resolve changes and supply evidence.

Does renewal happen automatically?

No. Renewal requires an application, declarations, fee and any required continuing-education or audit evidence.

What if a licence or insurance status changes?

Material changes relevant to the credential must be disclosed. RSM will determine credential implications within its authority.

What happens after expiry?

The final policy will define late renewal, reinstatement and when a full new application is required.

Renewal decisions

Confirm continued eligibility, not merely payment before expiry.

Renewal should verify continuing-education declarations, material changes, conduct status and any selected audit evidence. RSM should notify holders in advance but keep responsibility for timely renewal with the holder. Public verification records must update promptly after the decision.

Late renewal, inactive status, reinstatement and expiry need clear definitions. Communications must not suggest that a credential remains current after its expiry date. Where a holder takes leave or changes roles, an inactive or retired status may be more accurate if the final policy defines its meaning.

Verify ongoing requirements.
Disclose material changes.
Apply expiry rules consistently.
Update public status promptly.

Published: July 19, 2026 Last reviewed: July 19, 2026

RSM credentials are education-based professional-development pathways. They do not replace licences, permits, statutory credentials, professional engineering authority, municipal approval or employer responsibility. Planned requirements and fees may be refined before applications or payments open.

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