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Community Planner Licence: Moving from Alberta to Saskatchewan

Updated

The short answer

Direct transfer

A member in good standing of any CIP affiliate, or someone holding CIP international status, may hold SPPI Non-Resident membership even if they do not live in Saskatchewan.

Source
“A member in good standing of any affiliate of CIP or who holds CIP international status, may also hold a SPPI Non-Resident membership even if they do not live in Saskatchewan.”
sppi.ca/applying-for-membership

Both provinces

Licensed in AlbertaMoving to Saskatchewan
Licence status Title protected Licence required
Regulator Alberta Professional Planners Institute Saskatchewan Professional Planners Institute
Guide Community planner in Alberta Community planner in Saskatchewan

Steps to transfer

  1. Apply for Non-Resident membership

    Source
    “A member in good standing of any affiliate of CIP or who holds CIP international status, may also hold a SPPI Non-Resident membership even if they do not live in Saskatchewan.”
    sppi.ca/applying-for-membership

Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with Saskatchewan Professional Planners Institute

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