Mandatory documents that must be submitted
Make sure that you submit all the documents required to review your application.
Allow 60 days for your file to be processed.
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2 pieces of identification
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You must submit two pieces of identification issued by competent authorities.
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Birth certificate
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You must submit a copy of your birth certificate issued by a competent authority.
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University degree(s)
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You must submit all your university degrees.
Documents that are not written in French or English must be translated by a certified translator.
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University transcript(s)
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You must submit all your university transcripts.
Documents that are not written in French or English must be translated by a certified translator.
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Reciprocity forms
Fees charged
Fees charged
A $557.63 fee is charged to review your file.
If you are eligible, a $615.12 fee will be charged to register you as a candidate for the CPA profession and a $431.16 fee will be charged for your annual dues.
Required training
You have a maximum of 2 years to complete them.
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CPA
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CPA Canada's CPARE Professional Development Program (webinar)
The goal is to bridge the differences in current business law and tax legislation in Canada.
20 hours
$915.20
Registration on request at equivalence@cpaquebec.ca
Ethics and Professional Conduct (session no.: 8448)
The goal is to bridge the differences between Quebec and international rules of ethics.
7 hours
Register online -
CPA auditor (Mexico and United States only)
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CPA Canada’s CPARE Professional Development Program (webinar)
The goal is to bridge the differences in current business law and tax legislation applicable in Canada.
20 hours
$915.20
Registration on request at equivalence@cpaquebec.caEthics and Professional Conduct (session no.: 8448)
The goal is to bridge the differences between Quebec and international rules of ethics.
7 hours
Register onlineReciprocity examination
The CPARE exam, which can be taken once a year, includes multiple choice questions on taxation, business law, GAAS and GAAP.
Permit application
When you have completed your additional training, you may apply for a permit.
After your permit is issued, you will receive a letter formalizing your membership in the Order.