Posted: 21 Dec 2009 at 14:27 | IP Logged
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This is a basic question about the sequence of events for a state/territory which reports scores only by paper. In my case, it's the District of Columbia, which has nothing online.
I understand the AICPA releases scores to NASBA. Does anyone know how/when the scores get from NASBA to the states? Is it electronic transmittal? Or a pile of papers sent by mail? And the score reports which I ultimately receive (already had 3 of them), are these generated/printed by the local board of accountancy?
I'm trying to get an idea how long it's going to take to get the piece of paper from DC and if they've even received the scores yet from NASBA. Thanks for any info!
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