NVAP Renewal Instructions

Last Modified: April 06, 2024

Renewing your accreditation is a two-step process. First complete the APHIS Approved Supplemental Training Modules. Then complete and submit your application using one of the methods described below.

APHIS Approved Supplemental Training Modules

Renewal Methods

Online (recommended)

Email

  • Download the pdf-fillable VS Form 1-36A (794.24 KB) application
  • Read the instructions thoroughly before completing this application. Either electronic or hand signatures are acceptable.
  • Sign the application via electronic or hand signature, and email the application as a password-protected pdf document to the NVAP Coordinator of the State where your business address is.

Paper

  • Download the pdf-fillable VS Form 1-36A (794.24 KB) application
  • Read the instructions thoroughly before completing this application. Either electronic or hand signatures are acceptable.
  • Send the application via USPS, FedEx, etc. to the NVAP Coordinator of the State where your business address is.

Fax

  • Download the pdf-fillable VS Form 1-36A (794.24 KB) application
  • Read the instructions thoroughly before completing this application. Either electronic or hand signatures are acceptable.
  • Send the application via FAX to the NVAP Coordinator of the State where your business address is.

Tips for Renewing Your Accreditation

  • You may complete your training anytime during your 3-year renewal cycle but may not apply to renew your accreditation until 6 months prior to your renewal date. 
  • NVAP strongly recommends you not postpone the renewal process until just before your accreditation expires. 
  • If you perform accredited duties in more than one State, it is only necessary to renew your accreditation one time.
  • If you have any questions about your renewal, contact your NVAP Coordinator for the State where your business address is located.

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NVAP Coordinators

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