American Board of Forensic Accounting


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Setting the standards for excellence in forensic accounting

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Forensic accountants use a unique blend of education and experience to apply accounting, auditing, and investigative skills to uncover truth, form legal opinions, and assist in investigations. Forensic accountants may be involved in both litigation support (providing assistance on legal cases) and investigative accounting (looking into illegal activities).

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Achieving Diplomate Status

Check out our site to find out more information about becoming a Diplomate in Forensic Accounting. If you are not a member of ACFEI please feel free to check out our membership opportunities and become one of the elite with a membership with ACFEI.

Requirements

  • Graduation with a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university
  • Successful achievement of the Certified Public Accountant credential {International members please call our office to verify if your credentials are equivalent to the Certified Public Accountant credential}

Certification

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