If your APSCA Membership Status shows as Expired, it means you were in Lapsed status for more than 24 months. At this point, your Auditor Level has been removed, and your account requires a full review before reactivation.
✅ Steps to Restore Your Membership
To return your status to In Good Standing, you’ll need to complete all of the below steps:
- Be working with an APSCA Member Firm and be associated with the Firm in the APSCA Data System. See HOW TO: Confirm Association with a Member Firm
- Submit your CV and an updated profile image via email to dataadministrator@theapsca.org
- Complete these actions in your online APSCA Account:
- Review your personal details and advise APSCA of any required updates
- Re-sign and upload the APSCA Code & Standards of Professional Conduct to the Code of Conduct tab in your profile
- Complete the online Form of Acceptance
- Generate and pay for your annual membership fee - if you will pay your own Membership Fee. If your firm pays your fee, they will raise this for you.
📌 What Happens After You Submit Everything?
APSCA will review your profile and restore your level to In Good Standing and your status to ASCA. If you were previously a CSCA you will need to provide CPD evidence to have your CSCA level restored.
➡ Read more about restoring your CSCA level with CPD here
⚠️ Need Help?
If you believe your status has not been updated after submission, or if you’re unsure about your next steps, contact dataadministrator@theapsca.org for assistance.