CSRP Certifications

CSRP Certification Modules

Not quite ready to achieve the CSRP designation? With our new self-study program, you can achieve a certification in auto collision and/or property, earning a credential that highlights your expertise in these lines of business and serves as a testament to your commitment to excellence in the insurance industry.

The CSRP Auto Collision Subrogation Certification exam looks closely into the world of collision subrogation and is crafted to validate your proficiency in navigating the complexities of collision subrogation processes. Delve into the intricacies of claim assessment, liability determination, and strategies that are pivotal in the realm of insurance claims.

Upcoming CSRP Auto Certification Exams:

Thursday, May 8, 2025 - Registration Deadline is April 24, 2025
Thursday, November 20, 2025 - Registration Deadline is November 6, 2025

The CSRP Property Subrogation Certification exam covers the nuances of property subrogation from assessing damages to navigating legal complexities. Validate your proficiency in maximizing recovery and minimizing losses for property claims

Upcoming CSRP Property Certification Exams:

Thursday, March 27, 2025 - Registration Deadline is March 13, 2025
Thursday, August 14, 2025 - Registration Deadline is July 31, 2025

CLICK HERE to purchase study materials for either exam.

CSRP Auto Collision and/or Property Exam - $675

IMPORTANT: The online CSRP exam requires candidates to download secured software to their devices and cannot be administered otherwise, as the software protects the integrity of the CSRP exam. If you plan on sitting for the exam virtually, please notify your IT department in preparation. The exam can also be taken on a home computer/laptop or an iPad. Examinees are also required to take a mock exam one week prior.

Enroll now to set yourself apart as a trusted authority in auto collision and/or property subrogation. The cost for each exam is $675 for NASP members and nonmembers. Exams are graded on a pass/fail basis, and examinees must achieve a score of 80 percent or above in order to pass the exam.

*NASP charges a $50 cancellation fee for any examinee who cancels their exam or who fails to show for their scheduled exam.

If you have any questions, please contact Michelle Givvin, NASP Education Manager.