How to Become a Certified Psychic

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There are many psychics out there—some with legitimate psychic abilities and others who are not so legitimate. The American Association of Professional Psychics certifies psychics in order to help consumers distinguish between the good psychics and the ones who may be in business to scam their customers. In order to do this, and to improve the public perception of psychics, the organization has a certification process to verify a psychic’s qualifications and abilities.

1 Submit a recent photograph

Submit a recent photograph—this could be a copy of a driver’s or business license.

2 Obtain at least three letters at least of recommendation

Obtain at least three letters of recommendation from clients who can verify your psychic abilities.

3 Obtain third-party verification of psychic abilities

Obtain third-party verification of psychic abilities. This can include newspaper articles and proof of work that was done with law enforcement or other government agencies.

4 Write an essay

Write an essay explaining how you developed your psychic talents and how you can use your abilities to help people.

5 Include the certification fee

Include the certification fee of $125.

6 Mail

Mail all of these materials to: American Association of Professional Psychics P.O. Box 7118 Ellicott City, MD 21042

7 Perform psychic consultations with Certification Committee members

Perform psychic consultations with Certification Committee members. Once the American Association of Professional Psychics reviews your materials, they will contact you to make appointments for sessions with three members of the Committee.

Charlotte Anne Cox is a freelance writer based in New Jersey. She has been a professional writer since 1994 and has written for numerous publications. She also works as a freelance editor for major publishing houses. She has a degree in English. She likes to write about issues related to crime and forensics.

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