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FAQ on PMI PDUs and Renewal Process

 

All answers on PMP renewal process

Yes, you can. You can claim PDUs under category – giving back to profession. There you can site your experience as a Project Manager, Any session you conducted on PM  can also be listed in PMI CCR  as valid PDUs. However you can claim only 25 PDUs at max. Rest of the PDUs can be claimed under education, meaning that you attended a course/ read a book to enhance your skills as a Project Manager. These courses/readings should comply with PMI Talent Triangle as well.

Yes, you can. You can claim PDUs under category – giving back to profession. There is a maximum of 25 PDUs which can be earned this category.

You still have time to renew. Confirm the same with PMI support. Buy 60 pre-approved PDUs, login to your dashboard and claim PDUs, Renew your PMP. Do it soon.

The PMP renewal fee for India is INR 3,475 for PMI members and INR 11,585  for non-members. If you do not want to become member then just click renew PMP on your dashboard at PMI.org.

PMP certification is valid for 3 years after you pass your PMP exam. One can renew PMP certification by gaining 60 PDUs and renewing the PMP certification every 3 years. If you miss your renewal cycle, then  your PMP status is suspended. A PMP suspended status means that you can not use PMP credentials as reference anywhere including your signatures. Your name is also removed from PMI PMP registry. However you can still renew your PMP status within 12 months if you want. Gain 60 PDUs and renew PMP on your PMI dashboard.  If you do not renew PMP even after being in suspended state for 12 months then your PMP status will change to expire status.

If you did not renew PMP within the 3 year period then your PMP status is suspended. A PMP suspended status means that you can not use PMP credentials as reference anywhere including your signatures. Your name is also removed from PMI PMP registry.

However there is still hope for PMP suspended people, you can still renew your PMP status, if you want. Gain 60 PDUs and renew PMP on your PMI dashboard.

No, Once the PMP status moves to expired state then you need to prepare for the PMP exam again and gain PMP as a fresh candidate. Or try moving to a Program/Portfolio Manager status by gaining those credentials.

Yes, you can carry over up to 20 PDUs from the last year of your certification cycle to the next cycle. However, you cannot carry over PDUs from the first two years of your cycle.

The PMP renewal fee is applicable after meeting the 60 PDU requirements.

So that you can keep PMP certification valid and showcase this as an achievement.

You need to earn 60 PDUs over a three-year cycle to renew your PMP certification.

Yes, Project Management activities like leading projects, giving project management presentations, or writing articles on the topic can earn you PDUs. However there is a maximum limit on earning such PDUs.  Check PMI’s maintaining your PMI credentials pdf for updated details.

The renewal fee is $60 for PMI members and $150 for non-members. Maintaining your PMI membership offers a reduced renewal fee and access to resources for earning PDUs.

Yes, if you earn more than 60 PDUs in your current cycle, you can carry over up to 20 PDUs to the next cycle, but only those earned in the last year of your certification cycle.

PMI sends email reminders as your certification end date approaches. Keeping track of your end date and PDU earnings is also recommended to ensure timely renewal.

There are two main types of PDUs: Education PDUs and Giving Back PDUs. Education PDUs are earned by participating in educational activities, such as taking courses, attending workshops, or reading books. Giving Back PDUs are earned by volunteering your time to the project management profession, such as speaking at conferences or mentoring other project managers. To know more about acquiring free PDU – check this article: /free-pdus/

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There are two main types of PDUs: Education PDUs and Giving Back PDUs. Education PDUs are earned by participating in educational activities, such as taking courses, attending workshops, or reading books. Giving Back PDUs are earned by volunteering your time to the project management profession, such as speaking at conferences or mentoring other project managers. To know more about acquiring free PDU – check this article: https://kavitasharma.net/free-pdus/

The PMP renewal fee for the USA is USD 60 for PMI members and USD 150 for non-members.

Yes. We are a premier ATP with PMI. Check and authenticate with PMI here: https://atp.pmi.org/provider-directory

The course “Happy Manager” is pre-approved by PMI, and hence, we can issue a PMI’s pre-approved claim code for 60 PDUs towards PMP renewal, after you buy the Happy Manager course from us.

You can buy the course here: https://kavitasharma.net/product/60-pdus-in-5-mins/

Check the expiration date of your PMP certification. If it is within the last 12 months, you still have time to renew. Confirm the same with PMI support. You can initiate a live chat with them or write an email at support@pmi.org.

Buy the 60 PDU course, claim the PDUs at PMI CCR, and renew promptly. Do not waste any more time.

Yes, absolutely. Buy the 60 PDUs, claim, and renew. The renewal cycle will extend three years from the last date of the PMP cycle.

The renewal is prorated, i.e., it starts after the renewal date even if you renew today.

Let me explain with an example. My renewal still has some time to go – the date is 20 March 2024. If I renew now – it will renew till 19 March 2027.

This happens. You may receive an email from PMI that a supporting document is required for the claim. Respond with the relevant document eg if it was a presentation, then send the minutes of the meeting or a short recording to validate the PDUs to PMI.

The PDUs that are not used towards the renewal will be carried forward to the next PMP renewal cycle. There is a cap for 20 PDUs.

There is a maximum of 25 PDUs which can be earned using giving back to profession category. You would still need to buy/learn skills to get required 60 PDUs to renew PMP.

You still have time to renew. Confirm the same with PMI support. Login to your PMI dashboard and claim PDUs as per your PMI certification requirement. Once you fulfill the requirement, renew your PMI certification. Remember that all PMI certifications have a 3 year renewal timeline.

PDUs, or Professional Development Units, are earned through professional development activities such as attending webinars, taking courses, or contributing to the profession by mentoring or creating content.  You need to spend required hours to earn equivalent PDUs ie one hour project management seminar would earn you 1 PDU.

There are two main types of PDUs: Education PDUs and Giving Back PDUs. Education PDUs are earned by participating in educational activities, such as taking courses, attending workshops, or reading books. Giving Back PDUs are earned by volunteering your time to the project management profession, such as speaking at conferences or mentoring other project managers. To know more about acquiring free PDU – check this article: /free-pdus/

A simple way to earn PDUs is to enroll in a course that offers PDUs. This way you do not have to track and worry about the TOTAL PDUs and PMI talent training requirements. Plus you will learn the new required topics as well.

The other ways to gain PDUs are to volunteer, read, and present. The downside is that you may need to track the PDU requirements yourself.

You need to earn 60 PDUs over a three-year cycle to renew your PMP certification.

PDUs are reported by logging into the PMI website at PMI.org and entering them into the Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) system, detailing the activity and the number of PDUs earned. You may need to give required documents/dates and verification details.

Renewing your PMI certification shows your ongoing commitment to professional growth and ensures your skills stay relevant in the evolving business environment.