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# Renew enrollment

Renew your enrollment easily.

If your enrollment for a program has expired and your certificate is no longer valid, you can re-enroll in the program. By re-enrolling, you can access the products available within the program and continue enjoying the benefits associated with the program.

You can re-enroll in a program only if your certificate has expired. If your certificate has been terminated, renewing the enrollment isn't possible.

### Renew enrollment

To renew enrollment for a program:

1. Go to **Programs** > **Certificates**.
2. Select the certificate you want to renew.
3. On the certificate details page, select **Re-enroll**.
4. In the **Re-enroll** **certificate** flow, complete the following steps:
   1. Review and update the details as needed.
   2. Select **Request** to submit your enrollment. 

When you submit the request, a new enrollment request is created with a **Processing** status. You can view this enrollment on the **Enrollments** page. 

The certificate's status also changes from **Expired** to **Updating**. Once the re-enrollment is approved, the status changes to **Active**.


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