 Certified Valuation Analyst

Accredited Valuation Analyst
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ELECTING OR IMPOSED INACTIVE STATUS
Certified members who wish to defer recertification compliance and reporting
due to extended inactivity in business valuation, financial forensics,
unemployment, or a medical condition, but do not want to lose his/her
certification, may elect “Inactive Status” as an Associate or Professional
member for up to five years. Under this election (which is automatically
imposed for non-compliance with recertification), the member
cannot use his/her NACVA designation in any capacity, i.e., on business
cards, curriculum vitae, signed reports, firm/company website, company
letterhead, yellow pages, other organization websites, etc., and will
have to fulfill his/her recertification requirements for one reporting
period to reactivate. If reactivation occurs within one year, the member
may keep his/her original date of certification, but must continue on
the original recertification cycle. Otherwise, the member’s effective date
of certification will be changed, and a new certificate issued to reflect
the current date, placing the member on a new three-year recertification
cycle.
Members who have gone more than three but less than five years as inactive
are required to take certain courses (call NACVA for a list) to
fulfill part of his/her 36-hour CPE recertification requirement. This is to
assure he/she is abreast of recent industry developments. Five or more years
of Inactive Status require that one retake the CVA/AVA exam and submit a
sample case study or actual sanitized fair market value report. A $150
reactivation fee is assessed to reinstate one’s status from Inactive to
Active Status regardless of whether or not it was elected or automatically
imposed by Headquarters and membership must be upgraded to Practitioner
level.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICE DURING DEPLOYMENT
- Upon notification and prior to deployment, NACVA membership dues will
be suspended (put on hold) for the duration of deployment;
- When member returns from active duty, membership dues will be
reinstated;
- If recertification became due during the period of deployment, member
is granted one year from when he or she returns to fulfill his/her
recertification requirements.
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