New to the ASE testing and certification program?

If you have ever registered for or taken an ASE certification test before, your account already exists. Search for your account by providing your first and last names, date of birth, and the last four digits of your social security number. Once you have identified your record, create a username and password. If you are unable to find a record match and have previously registered for an ASE Test, contact ASE Customer Care at 1-800-390-6789 for assistance instead of creating a duplicate account.

If you are new to the ASE testing and certification program, all you need is your full legal name as it appears on your photo ID, contact information, date of birth, and the last four digits of your social security number to set up your account and create a username and password.

As an employer, you can also manage ASE certification for your employees once you have been approved by ASE as an account manager for your company myASE account. The employer-designated account manager must first create a personal myASE account to get started.

Need some help on how to set up and use your myASE account
Watch this step-by-step video.
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Use myASE to:
  • Register for ASE tests
  • Schedule testing appointments
  • View your certification status and test results
  • Update your contact information
  • Link to and share information with your employer
ASE Test Registration and Scheduling
  1. Register for ASE tests and schedule an appointment online Register for tests and schedule an appointment using the myASE LOGIN or create a myASE account and log in.
  2. Find a test center and a seat
    Use the Test Center Locator to find a test center near you. To know what dates and times are available before you register and pay for tests, check out our Find-A-Seat system.
ASE testing is available year-round.Whether you register on the first day of a registration window or the last, you will always have 90 days from the original date of purchase to schedule an appointment and take your test at any of our several hundred test centers across the country.
See the registration schedule.