- Your SNA Certification is valid for one year. Three months before your certification is due to expire, SNA will send you (by mail) a letter and renewal form. It is your responsibility to renew your certification on time to avoid your certification being cancelled and having to re-apply.
- You must complete the required number of CEUs during your annual certification period.
- Each individual who is certified is responsible for maintaining and keeping records of CEUs earned.
- SNA will check proof of CEUs via a random audit. Only those chosen for the audit will be required to send in documentation of CEUs earned. If you are selected for an audit, notification to send CEU documentation to SNA will be included in your annual renewal notice.
- Submit to SNA the annual renewal fee with the renewal form. The renewal fees are dependent on your certification level and are listed on the renewal form.
- After SNA reviews and approves your certification renewal, you will receive notification of approval.
- To prove your active certification to your school district, you can easily access and print out a certificate by visiting My SNA at on our website.
- If your renewal form is incomplete, you will receive a letter explaining what is required to become re-certified.
- In order to pay the member rate for the renewal fee, you must be an active SNA member during your entire certification period. If you are an inactive member at any point, you will be required to pay the non-member rate.
IMPORTANT!
If renewal is not completed by the expiration date, you must apply for a NEW certification, pay the initial certification fee and meet all current requirements.