#CPPE2610428AOrder authorizing a 2027 internal competition to recruit public finance inspectors
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This order opens an internal competition for 2027 recruitment of public finance inspectors and sets the application window, exam timetable, and rules for online and paper registration. It affects current public sector staff who want to apply, especially those needing exam adjustments, remote oral testing, or special arrangements for disability, pregnancy, or health reasons. The main practical point is timing: applications run from 4 May to 5 June 2026, with separate deadlines for online, email, and postal submission. Candidates must choose their exam option at registration and cannot change it after the deadline. The number of available places will be announced later.
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Key Changes
- Authorizes an internal competition for 2027 recruitment of public finance inspectors.
- Sets the application period from 4 May 2026 to 5 June 2026, with strict deadlines for online, email, and postal filing.
- Creates rules for exam options, online registration, remote oral exams in some cases, and disability-related accommodations.
Obligations
What this law requires
Candidates must register for the internal competition only within the official application window and submit any paper dossier by post, internet, or email by the applicable deadline; late submissions are not accepted.
Candidates wishing to register for the internal recruitment exam must submit their application between 4 May 2026 and 5 June 2026; postal applications must be postmarked by 5 June 2026, and online or email submissions must be completed by 23:59 Paris time on 5 June 2026.
Applicants using the online procedure must create or access an account, enter their registration data, carefully verify the summary displayed before validation, and revalidate any modification to their file before the closing date; the last validated submission is the only one considered valid.
Candidates using the online procedure must create or access an account, enter their registration data, verify the summary carefully before validation, and understand that the last validated version is the only one that counts.
Candidates who cannot register online must request the paper application dossier and notice from ENFiP by email or telephone, then send the completed and signed dossier by post or scan it and email it before the registration deadline.