Dues renewal for 2026 is now open. To pay your dues online, follow these simple steps
The deadline to complete your renewal is January 1. A 20 percent late fee is assessed on March 1 and an additional 30 percent late fee is assessed on April 1.
Please print your invoice and submit it with full payment to:
P.O. Box 95600
Chicago, IL 60694-5600
Please allow 10 business days for receipt and processing.
To renew multiple memberships at once, contact Customer Service via email or at +1-888-697-3900.
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Member Category |
All Waiver Eligible Members |
Non-U.S. Residents |
U.S. Residents* |
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Fellows and Associates who become Associates prior to 2023 |
$ 80 |
$ 800 |
$ 855 |
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Associates who became Associates after 2022 |
$ 80 |
$ 400 |
$ 455 |
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CERA only certified prior to 2023 |
$ 80 |
$ 800 |
$ 855 |
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CERA only certified after 2022 |
$ 80 |
$ 400 |
$ 455 |
*U.S. resident dues include $55 for the expenses of the Actuarial Standards Board and the Actuarial Board for Counseling and Discipline administered by the American Academy of Actuaries. Members paying full dues who are also members of the American Academy of Actuaries will receive a $55 credit. Waived members have this $55 included in the applicable amount waived.
As authorized by Article XI of the Bylaws or by action of the Board of Directors, waiver of dues/fees is allowed for the amount in excess of 10 percent of base FSA or ASA dues under certain conditions. All members receiving a waiver will be assessed 10 percent of base FSA, applicable ASA dues or CERA fees.
All waiver requests require an annual attestation and are based on status as of Jan 1. Waiver requests will be reviewed and approved by the Admissions Committee Chair.
Waivers for attainment of age 70 are awarded automatically based on age.
For the year 2026, the SOA will continue to offer consideration for dues assistance to members residing in countries that have a per capita income equal to or less than one-third the average of the United States and Canada, as reported by the World Bank. The amount of the individual subsidy will be determined by the SOA, based on the information provided once the application is approved. The application process requires the member’s personal statement as to his/her income level.
To attest, review the instructions for your circumstance:
"Earned Income" is income from employment or self-employment sources. It includes severance, but does not include pension or investment income. The earned income limit for this policy is defined as 80 percent of the U.S. per capita annual income as defined by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (rounded to the nearest thousand). The income limit for 2026 is $58,500 USD.
Members that are earning over the earned income threshold but would still like to be considered for a waiver of reduced dues based on their circumstances can request this waiver. Special circumstance waivers will be reviewed quarterly by the Admissions Committee for review
Your form will be reviewed by Customer Service, and you will be notified of the decision via email. Please allow up to five weeks (not including holidays) for review during renewal season.
A fellow or associate who has resigned or who has been dropped for nonpayment of dues may be reinstated subject to Admissions Committee approval upon completion of an application for reinstatement, compliance with whatever requirements are then in effect, and payment of back dues (currently limited to two years' dues), and current year dues.
Article XIII of the SOA Bylaws imposes requirements on persons whose membership was terminated as a disciplinary matter.
Members who wish to end their membership with the Society of Actuaries must notify our office by completing the online form. Once we have received your form, your request will be forwarded to the Admissions Chair for approval.
Please be aware that resigning your membership to the Society of Actuaries precludes your use of the ASA, FSA, or CERA designation.
If you have additional questions about membership renewal, visit Customer Service Center for a full list of FAQs.
Dues paid to the SOA are not deductible as charitable contributions but may be deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses. Please consult your tax adviser.