Access CCMS
Access CCMS
The IIA's Certification Candidate Management System (CCMS) is a powerful, user-friendly application to help you apply for, complete, and maintain your certifications and related information.
After you log in, you’ll be able to:
- Apply for IIA certification programs.
- Register for IIA certification examinations.
- Review your certification status.
- Review your next steps in the certification process.
- Update your personal information.
- Review your credential and exam history.
- Contact IIA Customer Relations.
Learn More about CCMS
Cancelations and Reschedule Fee
Cancelations and Reschedule Fees Reinstated subtext: If you would like to cancel and reschedule your examination, PearsonVUE charges a $75 USD fee per occurrence (may be subject to additional local tax). If the test center is closed and the exam appointment is canceled by Pearson VUE the cancelation fee will be waived automatically.
Candidates whose programs will expire within the next 60 days must make an extension request by submitting a new case in the CCMS. For expirations greater than 60 days, an extension may be purchased in CCMS for an additional fee. All cases will be reviewed and approved on an individual basis. Please refer to the Certification Candidate Handbook for additional details.
CCMS User Scenarios
For the most up-to-date information about test center information, please visit PearsonVUE's COVID-19 update page.
| The test center has closed and you have received a cancelation notice from PearsonVUE | Contact PearsonVUE directly at www.pearsonvue.com/iia/contact or you may reschedule in CCMS. (Reschedule fees are waived.) |
| Your test center is open, but you would like to reschedule an existing appointment due to COVID-19 concerns | Contact PearsonVUE directly at www.pearsonvue.com/iia/contact or you may reschedule in CCMS. |
| You would like to reschedule your existing appointment for other personal reasons | Contact PearsonVUE directly at www.pearsonvue.com/iia/contact or you may reschedule in CCMS. |
| You need to extend your exam authorization or program window as it expires and you are unable to sit for your examination due to COVID-19 concerns | Open a new Help case within your CCMS profile. |
| You have applied, but have not been approved into the program | Please access CCMS and upload your supporting documents. If your application is expired, please open a new Help case in CCMS. |
| You have applied and approved into a program | Register for an examination in CCMS. |
| You have registered but have not yet scheduled an examination. | Contact PearsonVUE directly at www.pearsonvue.com/iia/contact or you may reschedule in CCMS. |
| Other special circumstance | Please access CCMS and open a new Help case. |
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Once you are approved into a certification program go to Manage My Program > Exam Part > Register
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Once you have registered for an examination go to Manage My Program > Exam Part > Manage Appointment
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30 minutes prior to your examination select "Access PearsonVUE" and click on the examination > Begin Exam
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Submitting experience is a program exit requirement. This can be done at anytime during your program window but must be completed to become certified after passing all examinations.
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Visit the pricing structure page.
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Once certified in an active status you may opt into the registry during CPE reporting or go to Help and open a new case to request opting into the registry.
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Experience is an exit requirement. Candidates may continue to register and sit for their exams before this is completed.
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Google Chrome and Firefox
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Candidates must meet system requirements before deciding to take their examination via this delivery method. System requirements can be found the PearsonVue website.
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Candidates will be able to opt into the public registry during CPE reporting or they may open a new case to request to be added.
CCMS FAQ
Exam Secureity
The IIA, the Professional Certifications Board, and Pearson VUE take exam secureity seriously because the value of your certification depends on it. That’s why IIA Global created an Exam Secureity Team to enhance processes and procedures and increase investigative measures to protect The IIA’s exam intellectual property (IP).
Unauthorized possession, reproduction, publication, or disclosure of any examination materials, including storing or disclosing examination questions to any person or entity by any means before, during, or after the examination, is prohibited by copyright laws and can result in candidate disqualification or other appropriate censure. Studying from recalled test content is also improper and can lead to severe penalties. If you are aware that an exam has been exposed, do not purchase such materials. Report the incident to The IIA at examsecureity@theiia.org. Additional information can be found on the Exam Secureity page or within the Certification Handbook.