Candidates must then submit an Application for Examination Registration Authorization (pdf - 301 KB)This link will open in a new windowUpdated on March 26, 2025 to the AMF and attach the following documents to it:

• A photocopy of an authorization equivalent to the representative’s certificate applied for in Québec. See the system of reference below.
• Proof that the candidate was residing in the other Canadian province or territory when the authorization was issued by the competent authority. Such proof must include the candidate’s name and address. The following are accepted as proof of residence:
  • Driver’s licence issued by a Canadian province
  • Municipal or school tax bill
  • Government postal correspondence
  • Recent invoice from an energy, telephone service or cable supplier
  • Hospital card accompanied by a health insurance card bearing a photograph
  • Record of employment or pay stub
  • Home or car insurance certificate or statement
  • Transcript from a Canadian college or university
  • Bank statement
  • Canada Post change of address receipt

Once the candidate has passed the examination, they must complete a probationary period in the sector or sector class in which they wish to obtain a certificate in Québec.

After the candidate has successfully completed their probationary period, they must apply for a representative’s certificate before the validity of their examination(s) expires.

Candidates must then submit an Application for Examination Registration Authorization (pdf - 301 KB)This link will open in a new windowUpdated on March 26, 2025 to the AMF and attach the following documents to it:

• A photocopy of an authorization equivalent to the representative’s certificate applied for in Québec. See the system of reference below.
• Proof that the authorization has been valid for 24 or more months of the past 36 months (history of the candidate’s Canadian right to practise). The following are accepted as proof:
  • Copies of all legal authorizations to pursue activities issued by a competent authority of another Canadian province or territory covering 24 of the previous 36-month period;
    OR
  • A letter attesting to the history of the candidate’s right to practise, obtained from the competent authority that issued the authorization, demonstrating 24 or more months of practice in the past 36 months.

After passing the exam, candidates who have proven that they have practised for 24 months of the past 36 months in another Canadian province or territory will be exempted from the probationary period and will be able to immediately apply for the certificate. They must apply for a representative’s certificate before the validity of their examination expires.