Regulated Jurisdiction Requirements

Website: https://abrid.alabama.gov/ Board: Board for Registered Interior Designers Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Either satisfy all educational and experience requirements to take the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) examination; OR hold a degree from a National Architectural Accreditation Board (NAAB) accredited school, or is a registered architect, who satisfies eligibility requirements to take the NCIDQ examination. Continuing Education Requirements: 10 hours per annual reporting period Codes and Standards shall be used to satisfy at least 4 CEUs per annual reporting period Reciprocity Policy Applicants may apply for registration by reciprocity Fees $300 application fee $160 registration renewal or reinstatement fee for lapsed applicants Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Websites: Interior Designers of Alberta: https://www.idalberta.ca/ Alberta Association of Architects: https://www.aaa.ab.ca/ TItles: Registered Interior Designer, Licensed Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: The Registered Interior Designers Institute of Alberta Act- Requirements for "Registered Interior Designer" title Has either: a degree, which meets the minimum CIDA educational standards and is approved by Council, or been a Registered Member in good standing continuously since 2000 Has successfully completed a minimum combination of six years of educational and practical training The education component must meet the requirements as set out in Item 3.4.2 of the Bylaws. A minimum of two years of the practical training must be under the direct supervision of a fully qualified Member of an interior design association recognized by Council Alberta Architects Act- Requirements for "Licensed Interior Designer" title through Intern Interior Design Program Complete a Bachelor of Interior Design Degree from a Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) program. 3,520-hour work experience under direct supervision. Supervisor must be a Registered Architect (RA) or Licensed Interior Designer (LID) within a firm/organization registered with the AAA. Pass the NCIDQ exam and submit a copy of your NCIDQ certificate to the AAA. Complete required Architects Act course and an Alberta Building Code course as part of licensure requirements. Pass oral interview to validate your experience, professional judgement and competency to practice as a LID in Alberta. Alberta Architects Act- Requirements for "Licensed Interior Designer" title through Experienced Interior Designer Pathway Possess a Professional Degree from a Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) program or be enrolled with an expected completion date of June 30, 2024. Hold certification from the Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ). Possess a minimum of 18,500 hours (approximately 10 years of full-time industry experience). You have at least 18,500 hours of practice experience in interior design with 940 of those hours being completed within the last two years and in the province of Alberta. Have been directly supervised by a Licensed Interior Designer or Registered Architect. You need to have completed 5,500 hours (three years) of full-time employment or three years under the direct supervision of a Registered Architect (RA) or a Licensed Interior Designer (LID). Continuing Education Requirements Minimum of 30 hours which includes a mandatory requirement of 15 IDCEC approved CEUs, of which 8 must be Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW) hours. More information can be found here. Reciprocity Policy The Licensed Interior Designer (LID) title is a designation unique to Alberta. Therefore, no reciprocal licensing currently exists between Alberta and other jurisdictions nationally or internationally. Governing Statutes The Registered Interior Designers Institute of Alberta Act Alberta Architects Act Additional Resources 'Licensed Interior Designer', 'Registered Interior Designer' or 'Interior Decorator'. What is the difference?

Website: https://www.asbalaid.arkansas.gov/ Board: Board of Architects, Landscape Architects and Interior Designers Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: An applicant must hold a professional degree in interior design from a degree program that has been accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) or degree program with proof of equivalency to the CIDA program; An applicant must have completed the minimum experience requirements as determined by the completed degree program; 3 categories: Category A: An interior designer who is a graduate of a FIVE YEAR (5) accredited interior design program and has completed ONE YEAR (1) of diversified and appropriate interior design experience – AND – provides evidence of passage of the entire NCIDQ, IAD, or NSID Exam. Category B: An interior designer who is a graduate of a FOUR YEAR (4) accredited interior design program -OR- a MASTERS DEGREE from an accredited program -AND- has completed TWO YEARS (2) of diversified and appropriate interior design experience -AND- provides evidence of passage of the entire NCIDQ, AID, or NSID Exam. Category C: A licensed architect certified by the Arkansas State Board of Architects, Landscape Architects, and Interior Designers (ASBALAID) -AND- provides evidence of passage of the entire standard NCIDQ Exam. Continuing Education Requirements 6 Continuing education hours each calendar year Reciprocity Policy Reciprocity allowed: NCIDQ and valid registration issued by a registration authority in the United states required Fees Initial licensure application fee: $250 Annual renewal fee: $100 Reinstatement fees vary Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://www.idibc.org/ Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Member has achieved a minimum education requirement of a four-year bachelor’s degree in interior design from a program accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) or the equivalent as determined by the CIDQ Alternative Review Program (ARP). New Registered Members will be required to have completed an approximately 36 hour long BC Building Code course approved by IDIBC as part of their admission to IDIBC. The course must be taken within a six year period prior to application for RID membership. After graduating from a recognized interior design program, prospective interior designers must gain supervised work experience to ensure that they acquire the skills they will need to practice interior design. Upon graduating from a recognized interior design program, individuals must obtain a prescribed amount of supervised work experience. The supervisor must be one of the following: a registered member of his or her provincial association a licensed architect who provides interior design services an NCIDQ certificate holder Alternative Review Program (ARP): ARP is for candidates who are unable to traditionally document the minimum educational requirement for interior design registration. Applicants must have a minimum of 8,800 hours (approximately 5 years) of work experience in interior design and must be able to document competencies based on current CIDA standards in eight key areas.​ Documentation will then be reviewed and if further information is required, a personal interview will be conducted. IDIBC Continuing Education Policy Reciprocity Policy To become a member of the Interior Designers Institute of British Columbia, individuals must meet the minimum standards set by IDIBC. These standards include specific education, experience, and examination requirements. IDIBC Bylaws

Website: https://ccidc.org/ Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements (*The specifications listed below are what is needed to pass the California specific exam (IDEX) and ultimately become a Certified Interior Designer in the state of California.): 4 paths: Path 1: Candidates can take the IDEX® California Exam but, are not yet eligible to be Certified. Candidates must meet one of the following minimum qualifications to sit for the IDEX® California: Minimum of 40 Semester Core Units from accredited design program (60 Quarter Units) – OR More than 5 but less than 8 years of diversified design experience. Path 2 Candidates Qualify to Become Certified Upon Passing the IDEX California®. Candidates must meet one of the following minimum qualifications: 80+ Semester Core Units from accredited design program (120+ Quarter Units) plus two years of diversified design experience. 60 – 79 Semester Core Units from accredited design program (90+ Quarter Units) plus three years of diversified design experience. 40 – 59 Semester Core Units from accredited design program (60+ Quarter Units) plus four years of diversified design experience. Minimum eight years of diversified design experience, interior design education, or combination of both that total eight years. Path 3 For Candidates who have previously passed a national design exam, streamlined path to take the IDEX California® and become certified upon successfully passing. Candidates must provide proof of passing one of the following examinations. ARE CQRID LEED-AP NCBDC NCIDQ NKBA-CKBD RIDQC* *Must Also Have 2 Years Diversified Work Experience. Path 4 For Candidates who would like to become certified with a commercial designation, who have previously passed a national design exam, streamlined path to take the IDEX California® and become certified upon successfully passing. Candidates must meet all of the following minimum qualifications Candidates must provide proof of passing one of the following examinations. ARE CQRID LEED-AP NCBDC NCIDQ NKBA-CKBD RIDQC* *Must Also Have 2 Years Diversified Work Experience. Provide proof of passing the following California Based, International Codes Council (ICC) Courses, to qualify: Path 4 Candidates must provide proof of recently passing the following California Based, International Codes Council (ICC) Courses to qualify; Requirements must come from an accredited institution approved by US Department of Education. CIDA or FIDER accreditation NOT required. Core Units are defined as Total Combined Units From Coursework in the Following Categories (Excluding General Education Courses): Interior Design Building Design Interior Decoration Drafting History Design Architectural History Architecture Graphic Design Construction Documents Art History Building Codes Green Building Practices Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) Business Practices as Related to the Practice of Design Diversified Design Experience is defined as Design Experience Including: Prepare complex nonstructural or nonseismic plans Instruction for the preparation of complex nonstructural or nonseismic plans Complex nonstructural or nonseismic plans: Require the skills of a licensed contractor to implement Includes programming, planning, designing, and documenting construction Installation of nonstructural or nonseismic elements, finishes and furnishings Protect and enhance the health, safety, and welfare of the public. Diversified Design Experience is calculated based on Full time work 36 hours or more per week, 52 weeks per year. Full-Time Diversified Design Experience Requirements: 1 Year = 1,872 Hours+ 2 Years = 3,744 Hours+ 3 Years = 5,616 Hours+ 4 Years = 7,488 Hours+ 5 Years = 9,360 Hours+ 8 Years = 14,976 Hours+ Continuing Education Requirements 10 continuing education hours per two year period Reciprocity Policy Applicant for certification by reciprocity must: 1. be legally recognized and in good standing as an interior designer in a US or Canadian jurisdiction with requirements that are substantially equivalent to CA requirements, 2. provide evidence of passage of the IDEX California certification exam, or equivalent as determined by the California Council for Interior Design Certification Fees Certifiction Application Fee: $250 Biannual renewal fee: $250 Certificate replacement fee: $50 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

The state of Colorado currently does NOT regulate the practice of interior design. Instead, under current law, interior design work is exempted from the types of work regulated under the laws governing the practice of architecture. Under 2020 HB 1165,NCIDQ certificate holders wishing to submit interior design plans for permitting must sign their signature, their active NCIDQ number and their insurance policy number to the plans prior to submission to building officials. Interior Designer Exemption Language: (6) (a) Except as provided in subsection (6)(b) of this section, nothing in this part 4 prevents an interior designer from preparing interior design documents and specifications for interior finishes and nonstructural elements within and surrounding interior spaces of a building or structure of any size, height, and occupancy and filing the documents and specifications for the purpose of obtaining approval for a building permit as provided by law from the appropriate city, city and county, or regional building authority, which city, city and county, or regional building authority may approve the filing in the same manner as for other professions and may only reject the filing for a reason provided in law, which reason may be based on a local government’s ordinance, resolution, or building code adoption policy. (b) (I) Interior designers shall not be engaged in the construction of: (A) The structural frame system supporting a building; (B) Mechanical, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, ventilation, or electrical vertical transportation systems; (C) Fire-rated vertical shafts in any multistory structure; (D) Fire-related protection of structural elements; (E) Smoke evacuation and compartmentalization; (F) Emergency sprinkler systems; (G) Emergency alarm systems; or (H) Any other alteration affecting the life safety of the occupants of a building outside the content of the interior design documents and specifications listed in subsection (6)(a) of this section. (II) An interior designer shall, as a condition of filing interior design documents and specifications for the purpose of obtaining approval for a building permit, provide to the responsible building official of the jurisdiction proof of the interior designer’s professional liability insurance coverage that is in force. An interior designer is not subject to any of the restrictions set forth in subsections (1)(b) and (1)(d) of this section. (c) As used in this subsection (6), “interior designer” means a person who: (I) Engages in: (A) Consultation, study, design analysis, drawing, space planning, and specification for nonstructural or nonseismic interior construction with due concern for the life safety of the occupants of the building; (B) Preparing and submitting interior design documents for the purpose of obtaining approval for a building permit as provided by law for nonstructural or nonseismic interior construction, materials, finishes, space planning, furnishings, fixtures, equipment, lighting, and reflected ceiling plans; (C) Designing for fabrication nonstructural elements within and surrounding interior spaces of buildings; or (D) The administration of design construction and contract documents, as the clients’ agent, relating to the functions described in subsections (6)(c)(I)(A) to (6)(c)(I)(C) of this section, and collaboration with specialty consultants and licensed practitioners in other areas of technical expertise; and (II) Possesses written documentation that the interior designer: (A) and (B) (Deleted by amendment, L. 2020.) (C) Has met the education and experience requirements of, and has subsequently passed, the qualification examination promulgated by the Council for Interior Design Qualification or its successor organization; and (D) Maintains active certification with the Council for Interior Design Qualification or its successor organization. (d) As used in this subsection (6), “nonstructural or nonseismic” includes interior elements or components that are not load-bearing, do not assist in the seismic design, and do not require structural computations for a building. Common nonstructural or nonseismic elements or components include ceiling and partition systems that employ normal and typical bracing conventions and are not part of the structural integrity of the building. Governing Statute: Architect's Practice Act - Interior design provisions begin on page 29

Website:https://portal.ct.gov/DCP/License-Services-Division/All-License-Applications/Interior-Design-Form Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Individuals must submit proof of any one of the following categories as qualification for registration as an interior designer: Passed the Uniform National Examination established by the National Council for Interior Design Qualification. (NCIDQ must forward an official copy of your grades in support of your application) Passed any other examination with standards or requirements equal to or greater than those established by NCIDQ. (Applicant must submit documents and other materials, with this application, for the Commissioner to determine equivalency) An architect licensed in the State of Connecticut. (Applicant must submit a copy of his/her current Connecticut Architect’s license with this application) Continuing Education Requirements 4 continuing education hours every three years Reciprocity Policy The commissioner may issue a certificate of registration as an interior designer, without examination, to any person who is currently registered or licensed in another state having registration or licensing standards or requirements equal to or greater than the standards or requirements established in sections 20-377k to 20-377v, inclusive. Fees Initial application/renewal fee: $190 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://dlcp.dc.gov/node/1617366 Board: Board of Architecture, Interior Design, and Landscape Architecture Title: Licensed Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Applicants shall possess a current certificate from NCIDQ showing that they have met NCIDQ’s education and experience requirements. Continuing Education Requirements: 10 contact hours of credit in approved CE programs per year Reciprocal license requirements: must be licensed and in good standing in a US jurisdiction, jurisdiction must have similar reciprocal requirements to DC, and must pay fees. Fees: Application fee: $65 License: $110 (up to 2 years) Renewal: $120 (up to 2 years) Governing Law

Website: http://www.myfloridalicense.com/DBPR/architecture-and-interior-design/ Board: Board of Architecture and Interior Design Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements (*edited to only include interior design specific sections): (481.213) The board shall certify for licensure or registration by examination any applicant who passes the prescribed licensure or registration examination and satisfies the requirements of s. 481.209, for interior designers. (481.213) The board shall certify as qualified for a registration as a registered interior designer an applicant who: Qualifies to take the prescribed licensure or registration examination, and has passed the prescribed licensure or registration examination or a substantially equivalent examination in another jurisdiction, as set forth in s. 481.209 for registered interior designers, as applicable; Holds a valid license, registration, or certification to practice interior design issued by another jurisdiction of the United States, if the criteria for issuance of such license were substantially equivalent to the licensure criteria that existed in this state at the time the license was issued; or Has passed the prescribed licensure examination and holds a valid certificate issued by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, and holds a valid license to practice architecture issued by another state or jurisdiction of the United States. (481.209) A person seeking to obtain a certificate of registration as a registered interior designer and a seal pursuant to s. 481.221 must provide the department with his or her name and address and written proof that he or she has successfully passed the qualification examination prescribed by the Council for Interior Design Qualification or its successor entity or has successfully passed an equivalent exam as determined by the department. Any person who is licensed as an interior designer by the department and who was in good standing as of July 1, 2020, is eligible to obtain a certificate of registration as a registered interior designer. Continuing Education Requirements 20 hours of CE – minimum of 14 hours in health, safety, and welfare related courses; 2 hours in Florida Building Code advanced courses; 4 hours in optional or health, safety, and welfare related courses. Reciprocity Policy Registrants may apply for registration by endorsement if they have passed the NCIDQ exam and currently hold a substantially equivalent license in another state Fees Initial application/renewal fee: $75 Governing Statute and Rules

Website: https://sos.ga.gov/how-to-guide/how-guide-registered-interior-designer Board: Board of Architects & Interior Designers Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Provides proof that the applicant has acquired a minimum four-year degree or first professional degree conferred by a college or university whose program is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board or by another national or regional accrediting organization recognized by the board in a program of study in architecture or in a program of study in interior design approved by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation or in a substantially equivalent program of study approved by the board Continuing Education Requirements A registered interior designer must have completed twelve (12) hours of acceptable continuing education during the two-year period immediately preceding each biennial renewal date as a condition for registration renewal. Of these, at least six (6) hours must be in Public Protection Subjects acquired in Structured Education Activities. The remaining units may be in Related Practice Subjects acquired in Structured Educational Activities or in Public Protection. Computerized courses are accepted from Approved Programs. Certificate subjects for public protection units must indicate the course qualification for health, safety, and welfare. Reciprocity Policy Any person who has been certified or registered as an interior designer in another state or foreign country may be issued a certificate of registration by the board to use the title “registered interior designer,” provided that such person demonstrates to the satisfaction of the board that he meets the requirements for registration in this state. Fees Registration application fee: $50 Biennial renewal fee: $90 Reinstatement fee: $150 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: https://idfpr.illinois.gov/profs/intdesign.html Board: Board of Interior Design Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Graduate of a 5 year accredited interior design program with at least 2 years of full time interior design experience Graduate of a 4 year accredited interior design program with at least 2 years of full time interior design experience Graduate of a 3 year accredited interior design program with at least 3 years of full time interior design experience Graduate of a 2 year accredited interior design program with at least 4 years of full time interior design experience Illinois Architect with an active license Continuing Education Requirements Beginning August 31, 2025, registrants will be required to complete 10 hours of CE relevent to interior design, including one hour in sexual harrassment prevention training and one hour of ethics training. See 2023 rule changes for more information. Reciprocity Policy Fees Application fee: $100 Renewal fees: $30 annually Governing Statute Rules and Regulations Adopted Rule Changes- 2023

Website: https://www.in.gov/pla/professions/interior-design-registry-home/ Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: An interior designer must qualify to take the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) exam. There are several routes an Interior Designer can take to qualify for the NCIDQ exam. In addition, applicants with a Bachelor degree must complete 3,520 hours of qualified work experience and applicants with an Associate degree must complete 5,280 hours of qualified work experience under a person who holds an active NCIDQ certificate. Architects who hold an Indiana Architect license number can also become Registered. Continuing Education Requirements A registered interior designer must complete at least twelve (12) hours of continuing education in interior design or a discipline related to the practice of interior design for the renewal of a certificate of registration under this chapter. Reciprocity Policy No reciprocity language. Applicants must satisfy registration requirements Fees Application fee: $100 Renewal fee: $100 every two years Governing Statute

Website: https://plb.iowa.gov/board/interior-designers Board: Interior Design Examining Board Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: 3 methods: Method 1: 4-year baccalaureate degree from an interior design program or a substantially equivalent program and 2 years of acceptable full-time work experience in the performance of interior design services Method 2: 3-year certificate, degree, or diploma from an interior design program and 3 years of acceptable full-time work experience in the performance of interior design services Method 3: 2-year certificate, degree, or diploma from an interior design program or substantially equivalent program Continuing Education Requirements 10 hours of HSW continuing education each biennium Reciprocity Policy The following is required for certification by reciprocity: Official transcript from an accredited education provider. Obtain letter(s) of good standing from state licensing boards in which you hold an active certificate or license. It should confirm passing the NCIDQ exam Documentation showing a current NCIDQ certificate number, including the certification and expiration dates. Work verification forms from all work experiences Fees Application fee: $275 Renewal fee: $275 Reinstatement fee: $100 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations SF 135- Signed by Governor 2023

Website: https://boa.ky.gov/Pages/default.aspx Board: Board of Architects Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: The board shall certify an applicant who has obtained a four (4) or five (5) year professional accredited degree; and at least two (2) years of acceptable full-time employment in the performance of interior design services In lieu of the education and experience requirements, the board may deem an applicant eligible for certification if, prior to January 1, 2012, the applicant: Has received a degree from a program not accredited by CIDA or NAAB; and otherwise meets the requirement of this section. To qualify under this section, the applicant shall be a graduate of a nonaccredited program of: Five (5) years of more which included at least 150 semester credits, of which ninety (90) or more are interior design related, or 225 quarter credits, of which 135 or more are interior design related, and who has completed at least two (2) years of acceptable interior design experience Four (4) years or more which included at least 120 semester credits, of which sixty (60) or more are interior design related, or 180 quarter credits, of which ninety (90) or more are interior design related, and who has completed at least three (3) years of acceptable interior design experience Three (3) years or more which included at least sixty (60) semester credits of interior design related coursework, or ninety (90) quarter credits of interior design related coursework, and who has completed at least four (4) years of acceptable interior design experience Two (2) years or more which included at least forty (40) semester credits of interior design related coursework, or sixty (60) quarter credits of interior design related coursework, and who has completed five (5) years of acceptable interior design experience Full-time employment shall include at least thirty-five (35) hours per week n the performance of interior design services. To be deemed acceptable, experience shall be obtained under the supervision of: An interior designer who has passed the NCIDQ examination; A licensed architect; or An interior designer who is licensed, certified, or registered by a state or provincial regulatory agency Continuing Education Requirements 12 professional development units, 8 of which must be HSQ subject activities Reciprocity Policy State law requires the Board of Architects to issue a certificate to a person credentialed as an interior designer under the laws of other jurisdictions. Fees Application fee: $100 Certification fee: $250 Renewal fee: $200 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: http://lsbid.org/ Board: State Board of Examiners of Interior Designers Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Have a combination of 6 years of Interior Design education and work experience from one of the following paths: Is a graduate from an interior design program of five years or more and has completed one year of interior design experience Is a graduate from an interior design program of four years or more and has completed two years of interior design experience Has completed at least three years in an interior design curriculum and has completed three years of interior design experience Is a graduate from an interior design program of at least two years and has completed four years of interior design experience All such education shall have been obtained in a program, school, or college of interior design accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA). Unaccredited program, school, or college of interior design must be approved by the board during the licensing application process. Continuing Education Requirements Louisiana Registered Interior Designers are required to complete 5 hours of LSBID (Louisiana State Board of Interior Designers) approved Continuing Education each calendar year. Louisiana law requires that only courses that are designated as Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW) be approved by LSBID. Courses that are designated as ‘general’ will not be approved for LSBID credit. Reciprocity Policy Persons providing evidence of registration or licensing in another state, whose requirements for registration are equivalent to Louisiana's requirements and who extend the same privilege to those registered in Louisiana, may become registered by the board upon payment by such person of the initial registration fee. Fees Licensing fee: $150 Annual renewal fee: $150 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/board-of-licensure-architects-landscape-architects-interior-designers Board: Board of Licensure for Architects, Landscape Architects and Interior Designers Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: 2 options: 5 + 1: The applicant has graduated from a 5-year interior design program accredited by CIDA that was offered at a regionally-accredited institution and has completed at least 1 year of diversified and appropriate interior design experience 4 + 2: The applicant has graduated from: A 4-year interior design program accredited by CIDA that was offered at a regionally-accredited institution; or A bachelor degree program in interior design that – Was not accredited by CIDA but included not less than 120 semester hours, of which at least 60 semester hours were interior design-related; Was substantially equivalent to a program accredited by CIDA; and Was offered at a regionally accredited institution; And has completed: At least 2 years of diversified and appropriate interior design experience; or The NCIDQ Interior Design Experience Program of at least 2 years' duration. Continuing Education Requirements No continuing education requirement for renewal Reciprocity Policy Applicants licensed in another state must submit all applications and forms required of original certification and verification of certification from another state in which applicant is licensed of certified as an interior designer Fees Application fee: $50.00 License fee: $70 Criminal records check: $21 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: https://www.pidim.ca/ Education + Work Experience Requirements: Candidates must hold a four (4) year degree from an accredited program determined by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) Where a candidate has not graduated from an accredited program, but has acquired all of the skills required of a graduate of an Accredited Education Program through education or experience and applies to The PIDIM for membership, the Membership Regulation provides for an Alternative Pathway to Membership. Working with the Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario (ARIDO), The PIDIM uses the Intern Competancy Review System (ICRS). The ICRS assess a candidates education, training and any work experience to determine if they posess the competencies equivalent to the minimum education requirement. The ICRS requires candidates to complete an evidence based book of competencies which is then independently reviewed and assessed. Has been engaged in the practice of interior design in Manitoba for a period of two years subsequent to completion of the educational requirements set forth; or has been engaged in the practice of interior design elsewhere than Manitoba for a period of two years and has satisfied the council that he or she has obtained experience comparable to that required of persons practising in Manitoba Continuing Education Requirements Current cycle requirements can be found here. Practice Regulations Membership Regulations PIDIM Bylaws

Website: https://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/cid/ Board: Board of Certified Interior Designers Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: The applicant shall have satisfied education and experience requirements necessary to qualify for the National Council of Interior Design Qualification Examination, or its equivalent, as determined by the Board. Continuing Education Requirements 10 hours of study, equivalent to 1 CEU, per two year certificate term. One hour must focus on green design. Reciprocity Policy The Board may waive any examination requirement of this subtitle for an individual who is licensed or certified as an interior designer in another state. The Board may grant a waiver under this section only if the applicant: 1. Pays the application fee set by the Board under § 8-303 of this subtitle; and 2. Provides adequate evidence that the applicant: a. Meets the qualifications otherwise required by this subtitle; and b. Became licensed or certified in the other state after meeting qualifications that are substantially equivalent to those required for a certificate in the state. Fees Certificate fee (including renewal): $76 Nonrefundable application fee: Reciprocal certificate: $50 Original certificate: $35 Reinstatement fee for expired certificate: $100 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: https://mn.gov/aelslagid/interiordesign.html Board: Board of Architecture, Engineering, Land Surveying, Landscape Architecture, Geoscience and Interior Design Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: (Item A) For purposes of this subpart, "equivalent education" means education that the board, after review of an applicant's transcript and other educational materials, finds to be substantially the same in terms of the curriculum composition and content of classes taken by the applicant that culminates in a minimum of a bachelor's degree in interior design accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) or its predecessor, the Foundation for Interior Design Education Research (FIDER). The education requirement must be fulfilled by one of the following options as described: (Subitem 1) graduation from a four- or five-year professional-level interior design program resulting in a bachelor's or master's degree, which includes completion of 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of interior design course content from a program accredited by CIDA or its predecessor, FIDER, or equivalent education; (Subitem 2) graduation prior to June 1, 2013, from a two-year preprofessional or paraprofessional program in interior design accredited by CIDA or its predecessor, FIDER, or equivalent education; or (Subitem 3) graduation prior to June 1, 2013, from a three-year professional level program in interior design accredited by CIDA or its predecessor, FIDER, or equivalent education. Experience must be under the direct supervision of a certified interior designer, NCIDQ certificate holder, licensed architect, or, for experience gained prior to June 1, 2013, an interior designer. If the applicant meets the educational requirements of item A, subitem (1), the experience required is completion of the Interior Design Experience Program (IDEP), as provided by CIDQ or its successor, or a minimum of two years of qualifying interior design experience. If the applicant meets the educational requirements of item A, subitem (2), the experience required is completion of a minimum of four years of qualifying interior design experience. If the applicant meets the educational requirements of item A, subitem (3), the experience required is completion of a minimum of three years of qualifying interior design experience. Experience must be diversified in the practice of interior design for public spaces and include all ten of the following knowledge areas, documented as required by the board: space planning; building code research and analysis; programming; schematic design and design development; preparation of construction documents; cost estimating; specification of building materials and finishes; specification of furnishings, fixtures, and equipment; bidding/negotiating procedures; and construction administration. Continuing Education Requirements 24 professional development hours, two of which must be dedicated to professional ethics, per biennium Reciprocity Policy Whether you already hold a license or certification in another jurisdiction or are an initial applicant for certification, the same Certified Interior Design Application is used. Read the instructions on that form and supply the information requested for those applying by "Reciprocity/Comity." Fees Certificate fee: $120 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: https://www.msboa.ms.gov/certified-interior-designer-information-and-services Board: State Board of Architecture Title: Mississippi Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Upon receipt of an application, the board, upon the recommendation of the IDAC, may approve the application, provided the applicant meets one (1) of the following requirements: The application passed the Interior Design Qualification Examination (IDQE) as administered by NCIDQ before January 1, 2012; The applicant has a degree in interior design from a program accredited by CIDA, a degree in architecture from a college or university accredited by the National Architectural Accreditation Board (NAAB), or a four-year degree in interior design from a college or university approved by the regulatory board. Additionally, the applicant must have passed the IDQE as administered by NCIDQ or its approved successor; The applicant is a licensed architect in the state of Mississippi who has passed the IDQE as administered by NCIDQ or its approved successor; or The applicant is a licensed engineer in the State of Mississippi who has passed the IDQE as administered by NCIDQ or its approved successor. Continuing Education Requirements 12 hours of CEUs every two years Reciprocity Policy The board and IDAC may accept applications for Mississippi certification from an interior designer in another jurisdiction pursuant to Section 73-73-7 or 73-73-9. The issuance of a license by reciprocity to a military-trained applicant or military spouse shall be subject to the provisions of Section 73-50-1. Fees Certificate application fee: $175 Biennial renewal fee: $250 Reinstatement fee: $550 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://pr.mo.gov/interior.asp Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Categories for registration: Shall take and pass or have passed the examination administration by the National Council for Interior Design Qualification and: Graduated from a five-year or four-year interior design program from an accredited institution and completed at least two years of diversified and appropriate interior design experience; or Completed at least three years of an interior design curriculum from an accredited institution and has completed at least three years of diversified and appropriate interior design experience; or Graduated from a two-year interior design program from an accredited institution and has completed at least four years of diversified and appropriate interior design experience; or Registered architect in the State of Missouri (Current) “Diversified and appropriate interior design experience” shall mean experience that includes the practice of interior design for commercial or public spaces in no less than seven (7) of the following areas of practice: Space planning; Code research and analysis; Client contact; Programming; Schematic design and design development; Preparation of construction documents; Cost estimating; Selection of materials and furnishings; Contract documents; Bidding procedure; and Construction observation One (1) year of experience shall be defined as not fewer than one thousand eight hundred (1,800) clock hours. The applicant shall show “diversified and appropriate interior design experience” for each year of qualifying experience. Continuing Education Requirements Registered Commercial Interior Designers must complete a minimum of one (1) unit of approved continuing education every two (2) years prior to renewal of the registration. One unit of continuing education is equal to ten (10) contact hours of education. Reciprocity Policy Missouri does not have a true reciprocity statute. applicants must complete the entire application process, including submission of transcripts and letters of reference. Fees Registration fee: $50 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: http://nsbaidrd.state.nv.us/ Board: State Board of Architecture, Interior Design and Residential Design Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Applicants must meet the following requirements: Have successfully completed a program of interior design accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) or a substantially equivalent program; and Have at least 2 years of experience in interior design. Applications for registered interior design may gain the required experience through the process set forth by the Council for Interior Design Qualification (CIDQ). Applicants who have a bachelor’s degree in interior design from a program not accredited by CIDA have two options for meeting the education requirement: Council for Interior Design Qualification (CIDQ) Alternative Review Program (ARP) NSBAIDRD’s Interior Design Program Review Continuing Education Requirements Beginning January 1, 2010, all registrants are required to earn eight continuing education units (CEUs) in the areas of health, safety and welfare each year, prior to renewal of their certificate of registration. A minimum of four units must be earned in a structured setting, and a maximum of four units may be earned in a self-directed setting. Additionally, two of the eight units must be obtained from code-related research or learning. Reciprocity Policy Certificate by reciprocity allowed Fees Application form fee: $25 Written Examination for Registration as a Registered Interior Designer (Nevada Supplemental Exam):$100 One time certificate fee: $125 Annual registration:$180 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://www.idnb-dinb.ca/ Education + Work Experience Requirements: Registered membership shall be available to applicants who have graduated from a CIDA-accredited Interior Design Education Program with a degree or diploma, or have otherwise met the requirements of CIDQ’s CIDA path, NAAB/CACB path, or Non-NAAB/Non-CACB path, which when combined with interior design experience meeting the NCIDQ Examination eligibility requirements Continuing Education Requirements Registered members must complete 30 CEU credits in each 3 year period Reciprocity Policy No reciprocity language, must apply for IDBC membership Governing Statute Rules and Regulations Association Bylaws

Website:https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/int Board: State Board of Architects and Landscape Architects Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: The applicant shall provide proof of one of the following combinations of education and experience demonstrating that the applicant: Is a graduate of a five-year interior design program accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) or a substantially equivalent program approved by the Committee pursuant to (e) below and has completed one year of diversified interior design services experience; or Is a graduate of a four-year interior design program accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) or a substantially equivalent program approved by the Committee pursuant to (e) below and has completed at least two years of diversified interior design services experience; or Has completed at least three years of an interior design program accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) or a substantially equivalent program approved by the Committee pursuant to (e) below and has completed four years of diversified interior design services experience; or Is a graduate of a two-year interior design program accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) or a substantially equivalent program approved by the Committee pursuant to (e) below and has completed at least two years of diversified interior design services experience. (e) An applicant for certification as an interior designer who is a graduate of a school or program not accredited by CIDA shall provide to the Committee an official transcript of his or her courses, a true and accurate course description for each of the interior design courses for which the candidate is seeking credit toward certification and/or other such documentation that is requested by the Committee. Continuing Education Requirements A certificate holder shall not be required to obtain continuing education credit hours during the first biennial renewal period in which the certificate holder first obtains certification. For each succeeding biennial renewal period, the certificate holder shall complete a minimum of 12 continuing education credit hours related to interior design services. Of the 12 continuing education credit hours, at least six must concern health, safety and welfare issues related to interior design services. Reciprocity Policy No codified reciprocity langugage Fees Application fee: $125 Initial certification fee: $160 if paid during first year of biennial renewal period, $80 if paid during second year Biennial renewal fee: $160 Governing statute Rules and Regulations

Website: https://www.rld.nm.gov/boards-and-commissions/individual-boards-and-commissions/interior-design/ Title: Licensed Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: A graduate of a five year interior design program from an accredited institution and completed at least one year of diversified interior design experiences; A graduate of a five (5) year program must have completed at least 90 semester hours or 135 quarter hours of which must be in the area of interior design or design related courses. A graduate of a four year interior design program from an accredited institution and completed at least two years of diversified interior design experiences; A graduate of a four (4) year program must have completed at least 60 semester hours or 90 quarter hours must be in the area of interior design or design related courses. Completed at least three years of an interior design curriculum from an accredited institution and has completed three years of diversified interior design experiences; An application of a three (3) year program must have completed at least 60 semester hours or 90 quarter hours in the area of interior design or design related courses. A graduate of a two year interior design program from an accredited institution and completed four years of diversified interior design experiences; or A graduate of a two (2) year program must have completed at least 40 semester hours or 60 quarter hours of interior design or design related courses. Has apprenticed under a designer who passed the national council for interior design qualification examination or a licensed designer for a minimum of eight years. The experience requirement shall be evaluated as follows: “Diversified interior design experience” shall mean that the applicant has been engaged in three (3) or more of the following activities of enhancing the function and quality of interior space: Analysis of a client’s needs, goals, and life safety requirements for the interior space of a structure; Integration of findings with knowledge of interior design; Formulation of preliminary design concepts that are appropriate, functional, and aesthetic; Development and presentation of final design recommendations through presentation media; Preparation of working drawings and specifications for non-load bearing interior construction, materials, finishes, space planning, furnishing, fixtures, and equipment; Collaboration with professional services of other licensed practitioners in the technical areas of mechanical, electrical, and load-bearing design required for regulatory approval; Preparation and administration of bids and contract documents as the client’s agent; and Review and evaluation of design solutions during implementation and upon completion. An applicant shall have worked at least one thousand six hundred hours (1,600) hours in a calendar year to obtain credit for a year’s worth of diversified interior design experience. Continuing Education Requirements Each interior designer must annually complete eight (8) CEUs in interior design subjects or courses of study approved by the New Mexico interior design board (NMIDB) or interior design continuing education council (IDCEC). Reciprocity Policy Licensure by credentials permitted: application form, NCIDQ, and current license in another state or jurisdiction required. Fees Application Fee: $100 Initial certificate fee: $200 Annual renewal fee: $200 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: https://www.op.nysed.gov/interior-design Board: State Board of Interior Design Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Education: have received at least seven years of professional training consisting of academic study and work experience relating to interior design and in accordance with the commissioner's regulations. These seven years shall contain at least two but not more than five years of post secondary education, including an associate degree or the equivalent, in an approved program of interior design At least two but no more than five years of postsecondary education in an approved program of interior design, including an associate degree or its equivalent; and At least two years of interior design work experience satisfactory to the State Board for Interior Design. To be acceptable for licensure your practical experience must: be under the direct supervision of an interior designer, architect, or professional engineer; within the bounds of interior design practice as set forth in section 8303 of the Education Law, demonstrate diverse experience in all aspects of project planning and execution; and reflect increased levels of professional growth. Experience: have experience satisfactory to the board and in accordance with the commissioner's regulations Credit for Education – You may earn two years of education/experience credit for completion of an associate degree interior design program or four years credit for completion of a baccalaureate degree interior design program if the program is: registered by the New York State Education Department as licensure-qualifying, or accredited by an acceptable accrediting agency, or considered to be an "equivalent" program. The Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA - formerly FIDER, Foundation for Interior Design Education Research) is an acceptable professional accrediting agency for interior design for programs accredited at the professional level. Earlier programs that were CIDA-accredited at the pre-professional assistant level will be reviewed for equivalency to an associate-degree curriculum. For a program to be considered "equivalent:" A baccalaureate degree curriculum must contain at least 48 semester hours of coursework in the following content areas: (1) drafting and presentation techniques; (2) fundamentals of space planning and design; (3) materials and methods of construction; (4) furniture, finishes, and equipment; (5) history of architecture and the decorative arts; (6) codes - construction, fire, safety, and accessibility; (7) environmental and building systems; (8) color theory and application; (9) business practices and ethics; and (10) construction documents. An associate degree curriculum must contain at least 30 semester hours of coursework in content areas (1) through (6) listed above for a baccalaureate degree curriculum. Additionally, you may also earn education/experience credit for postsecondary-level courses completed in the content areas listed for a baccalaureate degree curriculum if the courses are offered through an approved program as described at the beginning of this section. Reciprocity Policy No reciprocity langugage codified, applicants must satisfy state requirements. Fees Licensure fee: $377 Laws and Regulations

Website:http://idnl.ca/ Education + Work Experience Requirements: Education – North American educational standards are set by CIDA, the Council for Interior Design Accreditation. A bachelor’s degree program that has been recognized by CIDA is the minimum education requirement. Experience – Following formal education, the next phase of an interior designer’s career is work experience supervised by a registered interior designer or licensed architect. An internship program is required to supplement design education and help enhance development as a professional.

Website:http://www.ncbarch.org/ Board: Board of Architecture and Registered Interior Designers Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements Successful passage of the NCIDQ examination and proof that the applicant is an NCIDQ certificate holder in good standing is required. Continuing Education Requirements 12 hours of Continuing Education per reporting period Reciprocity Policy The Board may accept satisfactory evidence of registration, licensure, or certification as an interior designer in another jurisdiction, if the jurisdiction's requirements for registration, licensure, or certification are substantially equivalent to or greater than those required for registration in this State at the date of application. Fees Initial Application for Registration to Practice Interior Design Individual $100.00 Firm $150.00 Annual Registration to Practice Interior Design Renewal Individual $150.00 Firm $200.00 Late Renewal Penalty for Interior Designers and Interior Design Firms Up-to-30 days $100.00 30 days to 1 year $100.00 Reciprocal Registration $300.00 Reinstatement of Expired Registration Interior Designer $500.00 Interior Design Firm $500.00 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://www.idns.ca/ Education + Work Experience Requirements: Post-Secondary Education – IDNS has a minimal requirement of the successful completion of a four year Bachelor degree granting professional level program at an accredited institute. Refer to the Council for Interior Design Accreditation website for a list of the current accredited institutes. Intern Experience – IDNS requires a minimum of 3250 hours of Interior Design experience under the direct supervision of a Registered Interior Designer or Architect. Has completed a sufficient number of full-time equivalent years of qualifying intern experience, not being fewer than 3 years, that, when added to the number of academic years duration of that person’s education qualification, exceeds a total of 7 years. Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://www.ok.gov/Architects/ Board: Board of Architects, Landscape Architects and Registered Commercial Interior Designers Title: Registered Commercial Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: General Requirements: Hold an accredited professional degree in interior design accredited by the Council of Interior Design Accreditation or its successor, obtain two (2) years or 3,520 hours of acceptable training as defined; or Obtain an equivalent education to an accredited professional degree in interior design, as determined by the Board, obtain two (2) years or 3,520 hours of acceptable training and experience hours as defined; or Have a degree from a program accredited by CIDA or its successor. An applicant, who has completed the program within two (2) years of the program acquiring this accreditation, shall be considered to have obtained an accredited education program in interior design. The following education, training and experience may be considered to be equivalent to the requirements as determined by the Board in its sole discretion: A baccalaureate degree in programs of no less than 120 semester or 180 quarter passing credit hours of which 60 semester or 90 quarter hours, respectively, are interior design-related; and a total of no less than 3,520 hours of interior design acceptable training as defined herein; Certificate, degree or diploma with a minimum passing credit of 60 semester hours or 90 quarter passing credit hours respectively in interior design related coursework and obtain 5,280 hours of acceptable training; or Meet the educational standards set forth by the National Association of the Schools of Art and Design and other similar institutions provided the educational program has a minimum of 40 semester passing credit hours or 60 passing quarter credit hours in Interior Design related coursework and 7,040 hours of acceptable training. Thirty (30) passing semester hours from a Board approved program shall equal one (1) year of education towards the first accredited professional degree in interior design or its equivalent program. One (1) year of education credit hours from a Board approved program earned in an interior design program or its equivalent degree program shall equal two (2) years of acceptable training and experience. Four (4) years from a Board approved program shall be an equivalent standard for the first professional degree in interior design or its equivalent when computing the fifteen (15) years experience and training to equate towards the training and experience requirement of the Act. A second accredited professional degree in interior design or its equivalent shall count as one year of education for two (2) years of training and experience. The Board may accept a Registered Interior Designer who is Broadly Experienced meeting the Board's equivalent standards of acceptable education and experience and Registration who has passed the CIDQ examinations or an equivalent examination as determined by the Board in its sole discretion and the Board's Act and Rules examination. Educational instruction shall include, but is not limited to, the following: Building and Interior Systems Business and Professional Practices, Management and Ethics Codes and Ordinances Basic and Creative Arts Color Theory Interior Design Technical Knowledge History and theory of Art, Architecture and Design Human Factors Lighting Materials and Finishes Communication Skills Furnishings Training and experience credits shall be awarded for work performed in the following areas: Programming Schematic Design Design Development Contract Documents Contract Administration Professional Practice The Board may accept as evidence of diversified training and experience for registering a Registered Interior Designer as stated in this Subsection: Applicants having obtained the first CIDA professional accredited degree in interior design or its equivalent shall have 2 years of acceptable training and experience hours, as determined by the Board in its sole discretion. One year shall equal 1760 hours of training and experience. Applicants may earn one (1) year of training and experience hours after completing 96 semester passing credit hours toward the first professional degree in interior design. On January 1, 2007, all individuals beginning their training and experience shall obtain credits after all educational requirements have been met for those individuals with equivalent education equating to the first accredited professional degree in interior design. Applicants with acceptable education and experience may take the examination to become a Registered Interior Designer, regardless of the order in which each was obtained when training and experience requirements are met and if training began prior to January 1, 2007. Training and experience hours shall be awarded based on working full time for at least two (2) consecutive months with thirty-two (32) hours per week or more in interior design or architecture. Part time training and experience hours shall be calculated at the rate of fifty percent (50%) for less than thirty-two (32) hours per week and more than fifteen (15) hours per week working for a least (4) consecutive months. Working less than fifteen (15) hours per week will not qualify for training and experience hours. Two (2) years of full time acceptable training and experience under a Registered Interior Designer or Architect as a Registered Interior Designer shall equal one (1) year of equivalent education in interior design. Applicants beginning their training and experience after January 1, 2008, shall be under the Responsible Control of a Registered Interior Designer, an interior designer registered or licensed in another jurisdiction, or an Architect, licensed in any jurisdiction. The Board, in its sole discretion, shall determine whether all education, training and experience for Applicants are acceptable or not and whether or not it satisfies the requirements for Registration. If the individual is not registered or licensed in a jurisdiction then all work shall be under the Responsible Control of a CIDQ certificate holder. Training and experience hours shall be submitted on the Board's forms or equivalent. It is the responsibility of the Applicant to obtain all required signatures. All Board forms are to be returned directly to the Board office by the employer, as they are confidential records. Training outside the U.S. or Canada under the Responsible Control of an individual credentialed by entities similar to CIDQ or NCARB or their successors in a foreign jurisdiction or country. Continuing Education Requirements 24 hours, all of which must be "hsw" (health, safety, welfare) every 2-year renewal period. All licensees are subject to a random audit each renewal period. (Subchapter 17 in the Rules) Reciprocity Policy Applicants for an Oklahoma license by reciprocity must meet the following requirements: Meet work experience/education requirements (Subchapters 5-9 in the Rules); All applicants are required to take and pass the open book exam on Oklahoma's Law and Rules. Fees Application fee: $100 Licensing fee: $325 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://arido.ca/ Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Education: A number of ARIDO-recognized programs are also accredited by CIDA, the Council for Interior Design Accreditation. ARIDO also recognizes educational credentials from the U.S. and Canadian interior design programs accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA). Applicants who have graduated from non-CIDA accredited programs should contact ARIDO directly. The Alternative Pathway into ARIDO Membership is through the Intern Competencies Review System (ICRS) for applicants that did not graduate from a CIDA accredited interior design program. For more information, please visit https://arido.ca/alternative-pathways-into-arido-membership/. Work Experience *ARIDO is transitioning to new work experience requirements. Please check with ARIDO for the most up-to-date information.* The supervised work experience requirement ensures that applicants for Registered membership are receiving quality work experience that will shape and build their skills as a future interior designer. ARIDO recognizes two forms of Supervised Work Experience (SWE): SWE hours completed under the current minimum standard of 25% under a qualified design professional*, and 75% self employed or under a non-design professional; or The new Interior Design Experience Requirement (IDER), which is a competencies based reporting requirement that focuses on mandatory tasks. What qualifies as supervised work experience under the hours based program? Upon graduating from a recognized interior design program, individuals must obtain a prescribed amount of supervised work experience. A certain percentage of this work experience must be supervised by one of the following: an ARIDO Registered member a licensed architect who provides interior design services an NCIDQ certificate holder All qualified hours under the supervision of one of the above are counted at 100% in value. Any work experience under supervisory relationships outside the above will result in hours being accrued at lower values. The amount of qualified work experience is needed depends on a number of factors, including education and type of qualified work experience received. To identify the amount of qualified work experience required for those who meet the above education standards and timelines, please refer to the ARIDO PATH outlining the current education, experience and examination requirements. What qualifies as supervised work experience under IDER? The new requirement, also known as Interior Design Experience Requirement (IDER), is a move away from hours based reporting to evidence based reporting and requires the completion of mandatory tasks within each interior design phase. For more information, visit https://arido.ca/experience/.

Website: https://www.statedepartment.pr.gov/juntas-examinadoras/designers-interior-decorators Education + Work Experience Requirements: Submit a copy of your university transcript that includes 24 credit hours of English, Spanish, mathematics, humanities, philosophy, psychology or sociology from an institution recognized by the Council of Higher Education. Submit a copy of a diploma or transcript from an accredited Interior Design school.

Website: https://www.apdiq.com/en/ Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Candidate with a regular profile: Degrees and programs recognized by the association: Quebec: Montreal University Dawson College CEGEP Marie-Victorin Cegep de l'Outaouais Cegep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Cegep of Trois-Rivières Cegep of Old Montreal Assumption Regional Cégep Cegep Garneau Cegep Rivière-du-Loup CEGEP Beauce-Appalaches Canada (as of 2017): Mount Royal University Kwantlen Polytechnic University University of Manitoba Academy of Design, TORONTO at RCC INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Algonquin College Humber College Ryerson University Newcomers: Any person holding a degree or diploma from outside of Canada must provide the association with a comparative equivalence of such degree or diploma from the Ministry of Immigration of Quebec. If the equivalence corresponds to one of the degrees or diplomas mentioned, the candidate's file will be submitted to the admission committee. Candidate with a non-standard profile (with degree / diploma that are equivalent): If you have a degree from abroad: or a Canadian or Quebec degree in a related field – equivalences from the Ministry of Immigration for all degrees or diplomas – degrees or diplomas related to the discipline: Bachelor of environmental design; Bachelor of architecture; Bachelor of industrial design; College diploma (DEC) in architecture. If you do not meet these educational requirements but have solid professional experience in interior design, a process of recognition of prior learning and skills could be considered.

Website:https://idas.ca/ Education + Work Experience Requirements: Educational Requirements: Applicants with a non-CIDA accredited degree who graduate prior to December 31, 2016 will be accepted by IDAS until December 31, 2021 After 2021, only applicants who graduate with CIDA accredited Interior Design degrees after January 1, 2017 will be accepted Registered Members of IDAS have achieved a combination of six years design education and professional experience. Design Education must be attained from an Interior Design degree program. Individuals who were grandfathered into the Association when the Title’s Act was passed (1997) and before the educations requirements changed may also be included in this membership category.

Website: https://www.tn.gov/commerce/regboards/architects-engineers/license-applicant-resources/types-of-licenses/interior-designers.html Board: Board of Architectural and Engineering Examiners Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: A 5-year degree in interior design accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA, formerly FIDER), or that has been determined to be substantially equivalent to a CIDA-accredited degree, and 1 year of diversified interior design experience; or A 4-year degree in interior design accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA, formerly FIDER), or that has been determined to be substantially equivalent to a CIDA-accredited degree, and 2 years of diversified interior design experience; or A 3-year degree in interior design accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA, formerly FIDER), or that has been determined to be substantially equivalent to a CIDA-accredited degree, and 3 years of diversified interior design experience; or A 2-year degree in interior design accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA, formerly FIDER), or that has been determined to be substantially equivalent to a CIDA-accredited degree, and 4 years of diversified interior design experience. [Substantial equivalency means comparable in program content and level of educational experience but not necessarily identical in format or method of delivery. It implies that the graduates of these programs possess the necessary competencies to begin professional interior design practice at the entry level.] Continuing Education Requirements First renewal: 12 professional development hours (PDH) per biennium After the first renewal: 24 PDH per biennium HSW minimal requirements: 7 PDH for first renewal, 13 PDH thereafter Reciprocity Policy No reciprocity language codified Fees Certificate of registration Fee: $140 Renewal fee: $140 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:https://www.tbae.texas.gov/ Board: Board of Architectural Examiners Title: Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: In order to obtain Interior Design registration by examination in Texas, an Applicant shall demonstrate that the Applicant has satisfied the educational and professional experience eligibility requirements adopted by the Council for Interior Design Qualification (CIDQ) to sit for the NCIDQ examination, and shall successfully complete the NCIDQ examination or a predecessor or other examination deemed equivalent by CIDQ as more fully described in Subchapter C of this chapter. An Applicant for Interior Design registration by examination who, as of January 1, 2018, has been approved to take the examination by the Board and has paid all application maintenance fees associated with the application, may qualify for registration by successfully completing the NCIDQ or other qualifying examination and satisfying: the educational and professional experience required by CIDQ to sit for its examination; or the educational and professional experience requirements adopted by the Board and in effect at the time the application was filed. Continuing Education Requirements minimum of 12 qualifying CE program hours per calendar year Reciprocity Policy Reciprocal transfer of registration allowed if original state has entered into a reciprocity agreement with Texas and has substantially equivalent requirements. Applicant must demonstrate successful completion of the NCIDQ exam and two years of experience in another jurisdiction. Fees Application fee: $100 Certification by reciprocity fee: $150 Initial registration fee: $200 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: https://dopl.utah.gov/id/index.html Title: Commercial Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Provide satisfactory evidence of having qualified to take and having passed the examination of the National Council for Interior Design Qualification, or an equivalent body as determined by division rule. Continuing Education Requirements 20 hours of CE during each two year certification cycle. At least 10 hours shall primarily emphasize health and safety. Reciprocity Policy No reciprocity language. NCIDQ required for state certification Fees Application fee: $70 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website:http://www.dpor.virginia.gov/Boards/APELS/ Board: Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Landscape Architects Title: Certified Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Education: An Interior Designer Degree Verification Form is provided for all applicants. At a minimum, all applicants must hold a 4-year professional degree from an institution accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA or other equivalent accrediting organization); a professional degree in architecture obtained by completing a NAAB-approved curriculum; or a professional program approved by the Board. The definition of “a professional program approved by the Board” is provided in Regulation 18 VAC 10-20-460. Completion of a “professional program approved by the board” meaning a 4-year degree in an interior design program or a master’s degree in interior design combined with a 4-year degree which has been evaluated and is deemed by the board to be substantially equivalent (at the time of the applicant’s graduation) to a 4- year interior design degree program accredited by CIDA. Experience: A minimum of 2 years of monitored experience must be documented on an Interior Designer Experience Verification Form(s). Any experience verified on forms other than those provided by the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation will not be considered. Resumes are not acceptable. A separate Experience Verification Form should be completed for each employment engagement. No credit is allowed for non-verified employment. Credit will only be given for full-time work experience (minimum of 35 hours per week) under the supervision of a certified or licensed interior designer, architect or professional engineer. Experience gained under the supervision of a professional engineer shall be reduced by 50% with a maximum of 6 months. Continuing Education Requirements 16 hours of continuing education for any renewal or reinstatment during the two year license period Reciprocity Policy An applicant with a valid license or certificate in another state or country or the District of Columbia may be issued a certificate if he provides satisfactory evidence to the board that: The license or certificate was issued based on qualifications equal to those required by this chapter as of the date the application is received by the board; and The license or certificate is in good standing. Fees Application and renewal fee: $75 Governing Statute Rules and Regulations

Website: https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/Professions/InteriorDesigner/Default.aspx Board: The Registered Interior Designer Section of the Examining Board of Architects, Landscape Architects, Professional Engineers, Designers, Professional Land Surveyors, and Registered Interior Designers Title: Wisconsin Registered Interior Designer Education + Work Experience Requirements: Complete one of the following required Education/Experience: Graduation from a 5-year interior design or architecture program and have at least one year of practical experience in interior design, OR Graduation from a 4-year interior design or architecture program and have at least 2 years of practical experience in interior design, OR Have completed 3 years of an interior design program and have at least 3 years of practical experience in interior design, OR Graduation from a 2-year interior design program and have at least 4 years of practical experience in interior design. Registered Architect Provision – An individual who is registered as an Architect under Wis. Stats § 443.03, who has graduated from a 4-year architectural program and has at least 6 years of demonstrated practical experience in interior design is eligible to be registered without having to meet the requirements stated above. Continuing Education Requirements 9 hours through ASID, IIDA, IDCEC, IDC & IDEC. Reciprocity Policy Reciprocal registration permitted Fees Credentialing fee: $59 Governing Statute