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The 2022 CRP® Exam application is now closed
Earn Your CRP®
The Worldwide ERC® Certified Relocation Professional (CRP®) designation is the only credential dedicated to identifying professionals that demonstrate a broad understanding of managing employee mobility within the United States.
Candidates achieve the designation though work experience and professional society engagement, studying a defined body of knowledge, and passing a comprehensive examination.
The body of knowledge and the examination are updated annually by the Worldwide ERC® Certification Review Board, which is comprised of recognized industry professionals with expertise in human resources, corporate relocation policy, relocation appraising, residential real estate, and tax and legal issues.
Why Pursue the CRP®?
- Get recognized for your expertise in the field of U.S. employee relocation.
- Elevate yourself in the eyes of your clients, colleagues, and organization leaders.
- Join over 2,400 of your colleagues with this designation!
2022 Examination Dates
The 2022 CRP® exam window is from May 16, 2022, through June 8, 2022, at hundreds of designated testing centers worldwide AND via live, online proctoring from anywhere using your own device.
You will choose your method of test taking (in-person or online), date and time, after you register for the exam.
Review the live remote proctored test administration requirements.
Exam Application Fee
| Deadline | Fee |
| March 17, 2022 | 11:50 PM EST | $325 |
| April 14, 2022 | 11:50 PM EST | $450 |
| April 29, 2022 | 11:59 PM EST | $550 |
The deadline for all applications is April 29, 2022. Applications submitted after April 29 are not guaranteed an exam seat and will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Ready to take the next step?
Review the “How to Earn the Certified Relocation Professional (CRP®) Designation” brochure for more detailed information.
Verify your eligibility
You must satisfy one of the options below to qualify to sit for the exam.
Option 1 | Worldwide ERC® Membership
- I am a current member of Worldwide ERC® AND will have held my membership for at least 12 months of the 18 months prior to the start of the examination window.
Option 2 | Attestation and Worldwide ERC® Membership
- I have one full year of corporate relocation-related experience and can secure an attestation from a current CRP® or SCRP® designee who is a current Worldwide ERC® member in good standing.
- I will become a member of Worldwide ERC® when I register for the exam and will remain a member through the examination window.
Register for the exam
2023 exam dates will be announced this fall.
Earn your SCRP®
The Senior Certified Relocation Professional (SCRP®) designation is awarded to those who have met the requirements of the CRP® designation and, in addition, have accumulated at least 25 service points through contributions of time and expertise.
How to Earn the CRP®
Eligible candidates earn the CRP® designation by passing a multiple-choice exam that covers the entire relocation industry, including policy development and administration, home sale programs, U.S. tax and legal compliance issues, relocation appraising and trends in relocation (we recommend preparing by studying a comprehensive set of source materials). Download the CRP® Exam and Program Guidelines for everything you need to know, from eligibility requirements to application deadlines.
How to Earn the Certified Relocation Professional (CRP®) Designation
How to Retain Your CRP®
All CRP® designees need to earn a minimum of 30 continuing education (CE) credits every 3 years (10 of which must be obtained from Worldwide ERC®-educational opportunities), in addition maintaining Worldwide ERC® membership and remitting a recertification fee. Download the CRP® Recertification Guidelines for information about ways to earn your CE hours.
How to Retain the Certified Relocation Professional (CRP®) Designation