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jeni
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Posted: 17 Sep 2009 at 23:09 \| IP Logged

It looks right to me. For FARE, think of 7/1 as being 6/30. 1 year and 6 months later (18 total months) takes you to 12/31.

I know for a fact that it is calculated off of the day that you took the exam. For me, they rounded to the end of that month. I took it 4/12 and instead of expiring on 10/12, it expires 10/30. Not sure why. Maybe it is a state thing because my coworkers had the same experience where credits expired on the last day of a given month no matter what day the test was taken.

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AUD 84 4/12/08 lost; re-passed 78 7/16/10
REG 77 11/11/10 (while 7 weeks pregnant and dead tired during entire 2 weeks of final review)
FARE 67 7/6/10
BEC 73 5/27/11

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Posted: 21 Dec 2009 at 17:30 \| IP Logged

I have passed 3 subjects ....REG waiting for scores. My credit for AUD (first subject I passed) finishes Feb28, 2010.

So I don't lose that credit, I have to pass REG. But, when is that? is it when I receive the scores by mail? when my board (DC) mail it out? or when NASBA send the scores to the board? or on the date of the exam that its scores released on a later date??

I'm about to receive the scores, but if I didn't pass! Will I have time to re-apply, set for the exam and pass it before Feb28????

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Posted: 21 Dec 2009 at 17:42 \| IP Logged

I believe that the exam date is the one that counts, not when the scores are released.

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Posted: 02 Jan 2010 at 11:56 \| IP Logged

The expiration date is on the letter you receive from NASBA and/or your
state. In TN, they give you til the end of the month of the 18th month from
when you passed that part.

Xbari
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Posted: 11 Jan 2010 at 17:10 \| IP Logged

Thank you blondica and TNcandidate

But which date counts? can someone confirm with Blondica said?

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