- How do I apply for the LEED Fellow?
- Where do I submit my LEED Fellow application?
- When will LEED Fellow nominees be notified of the results?
- What is the total cost of the LEED Fellow application?
- What forms must be completed to become a LEED Fellow?
- I applied for LEED Fellow before but wasn't awarded. Can I use the same endorser again if I'm applying again?
- How many individuals will be awarded the designation?
- For the LEED Project Experience Letter, does the project administrator or team member providing the letter need to be a LEED AP?
How do I apply for the LEED Fellow?
For details on how to submit your LEED Fellow application, including key dates, see the LEED Fellow Handbook, and the LEED Fellow Application Process and Key Dates supplemental information.
Where do I submit my LEED Fellow application?
If you are a nominee, submit the initial qualifying information. Once you are approved, staff will send you a link to a Dropbox folder where you will submit your application.
When will LEED Fellow nominees be notified of the results?
LEED Fellow candidates will be notified individually prior to the public announcement via press release. Awardees are formally recognized at Greenbuild in the United States each year.
What is the total cost of the LEED Fellow application?
The application fee is $250.
What forms must be completed to become a LEED Fellow?
The required application components are listed on page 4 of the LEED Fellow Handbook.
I applied for LEED Fellow before but wasn't awarded. Can I use the same endorser again if I'm applying again?
Yes, returning nominees can choose to reuse endorsement statements from the prior years. However, endorsement statements should be updated to include the nominee’s latest accomplishments, and all eligibility requirements must be met.
How many individuals will be awarded the designation?
There is no predetermined number of LEED Fellows. All qualified nominees are evaluated by the LEED Fellow Evaluation Committee based on the merits of their applications to determine if they meet the criteria described in the handbook.
For the LEED Project Experience Letter, does the project administrator or team member providing the letter need to be a LEED AP?
No. They are not required to be a LEED AP. However, at least two out of four mastery element endorsers must hold a LEED AP with specialty in good standing.