 Certified Valuation Analyst
 Accredited Valuation Analyst
 Certified Forensic Financial Analyst
 Certified Fraud Deterrence Analyst
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CVA/AVA Recertification and Reporting Requirements
NACVA’s recertification program follows a 100-point system, whereby credentialed members must obtain 100 or more points to comply with recertification. The new point system allows points credit for lifelong learning, contributions to industry knowledge and for experience, upon meeting certain criteria.
Recertification requirements must be completed within three years, starting with the first full calendar year after receiving the designation and in three-year cycles thereafter. The Reporting Date for recertification is December 31 of the year the compliance is due. For example, if the designee certified in July 2002, the recertification requirements must be completed by December 31, 2005, the compliance due date. Reporting to NACVA Headquarters (HQ) is also required by December 31, 2005. Using the example above, the next Compliance Due Date would be December 31, 2008. Reporting to HQ would be required by December 31, 2008, as well. Fees will periodically be assessed designees to cover HQ costs to administer and process the recertification program.
CVA/AVA Recertification Requirements Brochure with Reporting Form (PDF)
CVA/AVA Recertification Reporting Form (PDF)
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