ISO Certification Renewal is the formal process that an organization undertakes to extend the validity of ISO certification after its initial certification period has ended, typically after three years. The validity of an ISO certificate is three years from the date issued; however, to maintain continued compliance with the applicable ISO standards, it is essential to renew the ISO certificate to keep an organization updated with the changing needs of the standard, improve operational performance, and ensure customer confidence.
The audit will typically consist of two parts:
Renewing an ISO certificate involves a proper review of your management system to ensure continued compliance with the relevant ISO standard. To proceed with the renewal process, certain documents must be prepared and submitted to the certification body. These documents help auditors assess the effectiveness and performance of your system.
Here is a list of important documents required for ISO renewal:
ISO certification renewal is the process of extending your ISO certificate after it expires, usually after three years. It includes a re-certification audit to ensure your organization still meets the ISO standard requirements.
You should start the renewal process at least 2 to 3 months before your ISO certificate expires. This gives enough time for audit planning, document review, and closing any non-conformities.
The following documents are usually required:
Renewal helps maintain compliance, customer trust, business reputation, and eligibility for government or international tenders.
If you do not renew on time, your ISO certificate will expire, and you may have to go through the full certification process again, which takes more time and cost.
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