#CPPE2610452AOrder opening a professional exam for public finance inspector posts in 2027
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This order opens a professional exam for promotion to inspector of public finances in 2027 and sets the application timeline, exam dates, and filing rules. It affects current finance ministry staff who want to advance, especially those who need online, paper, disability, or remote-interview arrangements. The main practical point is timing: registration runs from 4 May to 5 June 2026, with separate deadlines for online, email, and postal submissions. Candidates must pick their exam option at registration, request disability accommodations early, and some eligible candidates can ask for video interviews by a set deadline.
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Key Changes
- Opens a 2027 professional exam for promotion to inspector of public finances.
- Sets registration dates and deadlines: 4 May to 5 June 2026, with separate rules for online, email, and postal filing.
- Defines exam logistics, including exam options, regional written-test groups, oral dates, disability accommodations, and possible video interviews.
Obligations
What this law requires
Candidates must register for the professional exam within the official inscription period and, if registering by post, their application must be sent within the same closing deadline (postmark controlling for postal mail).
Candidates must register for the professional exam only between 4 May 2026 and 5 June 2026; paper mail submissions must be postmarked by 5 June 2026, and internet or email submissions must be completed by 23:59 Paris time on 5 June 2026.
Candidates who register online must create or use an account on the recruitment portal, enter the required information, verify the summary carefully before validating, and understand that any later change requires a new validation; the last expressed choice is the only one that counts.
Candidates using the online procedure must review and validate their application carefully, including their name, surname, date of birth, exam centre, and chosen option; any later change must be revalidated, and the last submitted choice is the only one that counts.
Candidates unable to register online must request the paper application form and instructions from ENFiP via the provided email address or phone number, complete and sign the paper file, and send it by post or scanned email before the registration deadline.