<p>No, if a business does not meet the requirements, they are not eligible to become a Member Accredited Business.  <a href="https://www.bbb.org/bbb-accreditation-standards" target="_blank">You can read BBB's Standards here.</a></p>


No, if a business does not meet the requirements, they are not eligible to become a Member Accredited Business.

You can read BBB's Standards here.

Can anyone be Accredited?

How do I apply to be a BBB Member Accredited Business?

What is the Difference Between Registration and Member Accreditation?

What does Member Accreditation do for my business?

What is BBB Toolbox?

What are the standards for BBB Accreditation? 

How do I upgrade to BBB Max?

How do I take advantage of the benefits?

Does utilizing any of the benefits cost more?

How does BBB determine a business' return on investment (ROI)?

What does it cost to be a Member Accredited Business?

Can you help me find someone to hire?

How long will it take to create an online store for my business?

What Are the Benefits of Member Accreditation?

What happens if I can no longer afford the monthly fee?

Is there a way for me to see who is viewing my profile?

Are there any legal benefits to being a Member Accredited Business?

How do I Manage My BBB Email Subscriptions?

The Review Solution FAQs

How long does it take to receive customer leads through BBB's Customer Referrals "Get a Quote" service?

Does being a Member Accredited Business offer any discounts?

Do I have control of my BBB created website?

How long will it take to create a website for my business?

Will I lose my website if I cancel my BBB Member Accreditation?

Does BBB offer leads?

What is The Review Solution?

How do I Schedule a Virtual Visit to Get the Most Out of My Membership?

What requirements does my business have to meet to qualify?

Are dues tax deductible?

How do I share my BBB Member Accredited Business Experience?

What Does Licensing Number mean on the BBB Application?

What is BBB Enterprise Membership

Membership/Accreditation