Professor Leo C. Hertoghie - 908
The ACFS recognizes the passing of Professor Leo C. Hertoghie and honors him and his contributions to law enforcement.
Obituary: Leo C. Hertoghie
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APPLICATION FEE INCREASE!
The current application fee rate was just increased to $185 and will be increased gradually each January
1st for the next two (2) years. On January 1, 2010 there will be another
$30 increase, and the application fee will increase to $210.00. On January 1, 2011, the
last of the structured increases will be implemented, and the application fee will rise $40
to $250. The application fee will then remain at that level. No additional increases are
anticipated after 2011.
NEW APPLICATION AVAILABLE
The new application reflecting the fee increase in now online and available for downlaod.
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New Petition for Certification Form
We have updated our Petition for Certification form and it is available for download as of May 30, 2009. The old petition will be accepted through June 2009.
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2009 National Fraud Conference
The ACFS is celebrating its 10th anniversary by making the 2009 National Fraud Conference our best conference ever!
The conference will be held October 27-29, 2009, at the the Kona Kai Resort in beautiful San Diego.
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Remote Learning with REAP
We have launched our remote education program. The Remote Education Access Program (REAP) currently has 2 16-hour courses available.
Learn More!
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Be on the lookout for upcoming issues of "The Specialist," our ACFS monthly publication.
To submit story ideas please email evelyng@acfsnet.org. |
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National Conference
Call for Speakers
The call for speakers for the 2009 National Fraud Conference is open. Please complete the speaker proposal form and return it to the ACFS.
National Conference Speaker Proposal Form
(word/PDF)
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Our Code of Ethics |
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Become a
Certified Fraud Specialist
Being designated a Certified Fraud Specialist validates your education, experience, and skills. It gives you the credentials to help you in a highly competitive job market and, in the eyes of the public, makes you uniquely qualified to handle fraud matters. it can also provide you with the personal satisfaction of knowing your knowledge and skills met, or exceeded, standards set by an accepted national authority.
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