Bloodstain Pattern Examiner Certification requirements vary, but may include actual training as well as oral and/or visual presentations and an examination with a passing score of 75 percent.

Crime Scene Certification is a tri-level program:

• Level I -- Certified Crime Scene Investigator
• Level II -- Certified Crime Scene Analyst
• Level III -- Certified Senior Crime Scene Analyst

Each level requires a vigorous testing process with a minimum passing score of 75 percent.

Footwear Certification requires that applicants meet specified requirements prior to beginning the testing process, which consists of a written and practical test.

Forensic Art Certification includes applications of composite drawing, facial reconstruction, age progression/child updates, and court exhibits/graphic demonstrative evidence. The Forensic Art Certification Board verifies that professionals who achieve certification meet specified qualifications. The IAI currently only certifies in the area of Composite Art although possible expansion of certification into other aspects of Forensic Art is being considered

Latent Print Certification tests pattern interpretation of inked fingerprints and comparison of latent prints. In addition, multiple-choice questions cover every facet of the science of fingerprints. Each applicant for this certification must submit a case, including testimony and charted enlargements, to the Latent Print Certification Board.