Become a Designated Member
AIC Members are members of their local chapter or region (as applicable), provincial and national offices.
Please note that while AIC-BC aims to respond to all enquiries within 24 hours, application requests typically take 2-4 days to process.
Become an AIC-BC Student Member
If you have less than two years of post-secondary education, your path to designation can begin with applying to become a Student Member of AIC. To begin this process, complete the Student Application Form.
Move Your Membership to British Columbia From Another Province
Please contact us directly to determine the steps required to move your membership.
Retired
Members wishing to change their status to “Retired” must fill out AIC’s Retired Membership Declaration form and submit it to their Provincial Association.
For more information regarding retirement and resignation, click here.
Become an AIC-BC Candidate Member
If you have two or more years of education, or have completed a University degree, your path to designation can begin with applying to become a Candidate Member of AIC. To begin the process, complete the Candidate Membership Application.
*NOTE: As part of the Candidate application process, new applicants will be subject to a mandatory Criminal Record Check. More information is available in the application form.
Reinstate Your Membership
Former members of AIC may be reinstated, subject to the criteria for reinstatement as established by the Board of Directors. Details on the exact requirements for reinstatement are outlined in the AIC Membership Policy. Reinstatement is initiated through AIC-BC and is subject to payment of the applicable fees. Please contact us directly to determine the cost to reinstate.
*NOTE: As of August 1st, 2021 applicants for reinstatement will be subject to a mandatory Criminal Record Check.
