What are the requirements to become certified?

To become a Certified Property and Evidence Specialist (CPES), you must be a current member, have taken the live 2-day or on line Property and Evidence Management class offered by IAPE, applied and passed the CPES test, and paid the fee for the certification. The...

How do I apply to take the CPES Test?

Once your application and payment are received and processed you will be emailed a website link and log-in information. The entire test process takes place online and is text-based, so there are no internet connection speed...

When do I know my test results and get my certificate?

You will know immediately upon completions of the test. Printable Certificates are emailed 24 – 48 hours after completion of the...

How long is my CPES certification valid?

Once you are certified, your certification is good for 5...

What is the difference between CPES and CCPES certification?

CPES stands for Certified Property and Evidence Specialist and refers to law enforcement agency professionals. CCPES stands for Corporate Certified Property and Evidence Specialist for non-law enforcement corporations and...

How many questions are on the CPES test?

50...