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How to Create a Certemy Account and Register for the EPPP

This article explains how to create an account and register for the EPPP exam using the Certemy link included in your eligibility email.

Summary

  • When you become eligible to register for the EPPP, you will receive an email with a Certemy link that takes you to a login page. An activation email is sent so you can activate your account and then set or reset your password from the login page.
  • NOTE - Please note that your activation email may have been sent previously, days or weeks prior to today. We recommend searching your inbox history to locate it.

Steps to create an account and register for the EPPP

  1. Open the eligibility email you received that contains the Certemy link for your examination (the email will indicate you are eligible to register and include a link to the Certemy login page).
  2. Follow the Certemy link to the login page.
  3. Locate and open the activation email that Certemy sends to the email address associated with your eligibility notification.
  4. Click the activation link in that email to activate your account.
  5. After activation, go to the Certemy login page and use the password reset option if you need to set or change your password.
  6. Once signed in, proceed to the EPPP registration step presented in your account (the eligibility email references a registration step for the specified examination).

Notes

  • The activation email is required to activate your account before you can set or reset your password and sign in.
  • The eligibility notification identifies the specific EPPP step (for example: "EPPP (Part 1–Knowledge) Registration") and provides the Certemy link to begin the registration process.

Conclusion Activate the Certemy account using the activation email sent to you, then use the login page to set or reset your password. After signing in, complete the EPPP registration step linked to your eligibility notification.