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• For non-personal use of many PMI articles, papers, and publications, you can obtain permission instantly using the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) Republication Service at Copyright.com. Use the search bar in the upper right of CCC's site to check if the material you need can be granted by this service.
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• For standards content including A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), use our permissions request form. In some cases, a fee will apply.
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Commonly Requested Permissions

• Individuals and organizations often seek to reference or quote brief passages of our copyrighted content. We regularly grant simple permission agreements for these references.
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