Certification
Certification
 Overview
Introduction
to
Certification
Is Your Architect
NCARB-certified?
Standards of
Eligibility
Revocation of
Certification
U.S. Requirements
Canadian
Requirements
BEA Certification Process
Council Record
Compilation
Certification
Process
Timeline
Certification
Application
Employment
Verification
Form
Broadly Experienced
Foreign Architect
(BEFA) Eligibility
Verification Form
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Why should registered architects apply for NCARB
certification as soon as the opportunity is available? By
having certification in place as a credential,
Certificate holders can more easily respond to business opportunities
in other states.
Here are the usual steps leading to NCARB certification:
Your NCARB Certificate:
- Simplifies the process of seeking reciprocal
registration in other jurisdictions, helping you to have
more opportunities to practice.
- Signifies that you have met the profession's
most objective standards of competence.
- Demonstrates your support of NCARB's mission
for protecting the public welfare.
More than 35,000 architects in the U.S.
are NCARB-certified—are you? Apply for your NCARB Certificate
today!
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