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I’m already a WELL AP, do I need to retake the new WELL AP exam to maintain my credential?

No. The WELL AP designation will remain the same and existing WELL APs will not need to re-take the new WELL AP exam unless their credential lapses.

Once you’re a WELL AP, your only responsibility is to maintain your credential every 2 years through professional activities. Check out your WELL AP Dashboard to see when your credential is up for renewal!

For questions about credential maintenance or your renewal period, email WELLAP@wellcertified.com.

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