Fall 2025 Exam

Based on recent changes made to the Registration Regulation (see section 6 (4)), exam deadlines will now be based on the date that a Qualifying certificate of registration is issued by the College, rather than the date the Qualifying registrant applied to CRPO. That is, these deadlines are now based on the Qualifying registrant’s date of initial registration.

This means that the following two deadlines have changed:

• You have a maximum of 24 months from the date of initial registration to make your first attempt at the exam, and

• You have a maximum of five years from the date of initial registration to make your third and final exam attempt.

Please be aware that the exam deadlines listed in the Qualifying to RP section have not yet been updated. For now, you can confirm your first attempt deadline by taking the date of initial registration on your certificate of registration and adding 24 months. Similarly, you can confirm your third and final attempt deadline by taking the date of initial registration on your certificate of registration and adding five years.

The Fall 2025 sitting will be your final opportunity to attempt the exam if your first or third exam attempt deadline falls between October 1, 2025, and March 31, 2026. If you are approaching your first or third attempt deadline this fall, you will be notified in the communications sent to you by the College in July.

Have the Documentation of Disability/Condition/Injury-Related Testing Accommodation Needs form (Section Two) completed by a currently registered medical doctor, psychologist, psychological associate or other regulated health professional who is familiar with you and who has specific training, expertise and experience in the diagnosis of the condition(s) for which the accommodation is being requested. This form must be current (within five years) of applying for accessibility and reasonable accommodations for an examination sitting. Updated assessments and/or diagnostic information are not required as part of the application process.

Fill out the Computer-Based Testing Accessibility and Reasonable Testing Accommodations Request form (Section One).

Gather additional supporting documentation if it is helpful in clarifying your situation. This is optional but may include:

• A letter from your workplace signed by an appropriate representative of the workplace, dated, and on letterhead that describes workplace accommodations that would also be relevant to writing the examination.

• A letter or documentation from an educational institution signed by an appropriate representative of Student Support Services/Access Office, dated, and on institutional letterhead that confirms test-taking accommodations. Please note that accommodations for assignments only will not be sufficient.

Submit all documentation from steps 1, 2 and 3 to your regulatory college by the August 6th deadline. Instruction on where to submit your accommodation documentation will be included in the exam communications that will be sent to you in July. 

All documentation must be specific to the particular candidate requesting the accessibility and reasonable accommodation and must be specific in its description of the accommodation required to provide the particular candidate with an equal opportunity to attain the same level of performance on the examination as persons without an identified disability.