When does an ISO 9001 certification expire?

Answer 1

An ISO 9001 certification usually expires after three years from the date it was issued. To keep the certification active, companies must go through regular surveillance audits every year and a recertification audit at the end of the three-year cycle.

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Answer 2

ISO 9001 certification does not have a specific expiration date but is typically valid for three years. To maintain certification, organizations must undergo periodic surveillance audits, usually conducted annually, to ensure compliance with the standard. After three years, a recertification audit is required to renew the certification. If an organization fails to meet the requirements during these audits, the certification may be suspended or revoked.