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What ISO 9001:2026 means for your certificate

ISO published the new edition on 16 September 2026 and withdrew the one most certificates name. When your certificate stops being accepted is set by the accreditation side rather than by ISO: 30 September 2029. Three answers below put your own certificate against the published dates.

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Your certificate, your dates

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Which edition does your certificate name?

It is printed on the certificate, beside the standard.

When does your current certificate expire?

Optional. With it the reading says which date falls inside your own cycle.

Has your system dealt with the climate requirement added in 2024?

The amendment of 2024 added it to the clauses on context. The edition you are moving to already includes it.

Answer the edition and the climate question to see your dates.

The dates, in the order they fall

Global ACI published these with the standard. The last one is the one that gets quoted; the four before it decide whether your certification body may audit you to the new edition yet.

  • 31 March 2027Accreditation bodies able to assess against ISO 9001:2026. your accreditation body
  • 30 June 2027Accredited certification bodies submit their transition declaration. your certification body
  • 30 September 2027Accreditation body transition decisions completed. your accreditation body
  • 31 March 2028New and initial accredited certifications only to ISO 9001:2026. your certification body
  • 30 September 2029Organisations certified to ISO 9001:2015 complete their transition. yours

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No. It is the instrument's own scope rules read against your answers, from the catalogue our portal seeds.

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