Membership   

To be a member of the Colorado Chapter you must first be a member of the National Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.  This applies to CFEs, non-CFEs and students.

Other individuals may attend chapter meetings as guests but they are not permitted to join the chapter until they are members of the ACFE.  To learn more about ACFE and COCFE membership categories - click here

QUICK STEPS TO JOIN, RENEW OR UPDATE YOUR MEMBERSHIP

STEP ONE:

REGULAR MEMBERS CLICK HERE to apply for, update or renew your membership online; or

STUDENT MEMBERS CLICK HERE to apply for, update or renew your membership online.

Please note that if you fill out these forms you will be automatically redirected to a page for payment details.

STEP TWO:

Pay for your membership via:

Membership -FAQ

• Why join the local chapter?

• Joining the chapter to reduce my price for the Fall Seminar

• How do I renew my membership?

• What is the cost of annual membership (dues)

• How do I pay my annual dues?

• What different types of memberships are offered?

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Why join the local Colorado chapter (the COCFE)?

ACFE chapters are organized by members who reside in a particular geographic region (i.e., a city or country) and share an interest in the detection and deterrence of fraud. An added benefit of ACFE membership is the opportunity to get involved immediately with your local chapter. Chapters act as local agents of the ACFE, providing continued support for members worldwide. Take advantage of this resource and enjoy benefits including:

• Networking Opportunities

• Quality, Affordable Local CPE Training

• Promoting Fraud Awareness In Your Community

• Leadership Roles Available

• Mentoring Opportunities

Joining to reduce cost of Fall Seminar

That's great.  We know that once you join and you see the training and networking opportunities of the Chapter you'll choose to continue being a member of the local chapter. 

Please note, however,  that our Fall Conference website is not connected technologically to this website, so if you join the chapter by this website, there will be a delay in our training committee receiving word that you are a member for special member pricing.  Also, the login information on the conference site is unique to that site and designed to be used solely within the conference web site, limited now to looking up your registration.   Any login account you create at the conference website, will not enable your log-in to this site.  Sorry.

How to renew your membership

Pay your annual dues (by 12/31 of the preceding year). 

The cost of dues and payment options are below.

COCFE Membership dues

Annual membership:    $30 per year (January 1 thru December 31)

Student membership:   FREE  (Annual student fee to ACFE is $25)

MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE CURRENTLY BEING ACCEPTED for 2011 - please remit ASAP!   

To remit your dues - click on the PayPal button below:

ACFE Membership Categories - To apply go to acfe.com

Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) - Open to current members of the ACFE interested in positioning themselves as leaders in the prevention, detection, deterrence and investigation of fraud.

Associate- Open to individuals interested in the prevention, detection, deterrence and investigation of fraud and fraud-related activities.

Educator Associate - Open to individuals who are employed by an institution of higher learning, as an educator, as your primary means of employment.

Student Associate - Open to undergraduate students enrolled at least 12 semester hours (or equivalent) or graduate students enrolled at least 9 semester hours (or equivalent), in a college or university or equivalent.

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