Do you want your PMP application approved quickly?

It’s actually harder to get your PMP application approved than you might think. You can’t just blindly fill in some template that might have worked for your PMP Course Instructor. PMI reviewers are trained to reject PMP applications when they or their systems spot certain things like plagiarism, copy-and-pasting, project descriptions that they decide sound like “operations”, etc. etc. 

Here’s the true story of how I helped Phil go from having his PMP application rejected to being fully PMP-certified in 3 weeks. Before he found FPMcertify.com, Phil spent a lot of time on his PMP application. Despite this, he got an email response from PMI that said: “Dear ****, Thank you for your interest … we have identified the following concerns: 1) Project Descriptions – The descriptions you provided are unclear regarding…”

You might think it is a good idea to search for samples or examples of PMP applications before submitting one. But what worked for another person probably won’t work for you. Instead of trying to copy someone who got their PMP application accepted, you should learn what NOT to do so that you can avoid having your PMP rejected. We’ve learned how from all the people we’ve helped fix their rejected PMP applications.