Have you read the PMP handbook on PMI.org, particularly page 13? The answer is actually quite easy to find.
www.pmi.org/~/media/PDF/Certifications/h...al-handbook-pmp.ashx
PMP Refund Policy
To obtain a refund for the PMP credential, you must make a request to PMI at least 30 days before the
exam eligibility expiration date. PMI will retain a processing fee of US$100 if you have not yet
scheduled or taken the examination.
Also, you can receive a refund, less a US$100 processing fee, if you fail to meet audit requirements
(refer to the PMI Audit Process section of this handbook for details on the audit process).
PMI will NOT provide you with a refund in the following instances:
If your one-year eligibility period has expired and you have not scheduled the exam, you will not
receive a refund. You will forfeit the entire fee. You will not be able to use the initial fees for
anything else. If you still wish to obtain the credential, you will have to reapply and submit all
associated fees again.
If you have scheduled the exam and did not take it, nor provided the necessary
cancellation/rescheduling notification to PMI’s testing administration partner, Prometric, you will
not receive a refund. Again, you will forfeit the fee and not be able to apply it to anything else.
NOTE: You can send a request for refund to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by fax to +1 610 482 9971.