I have accumulated 1 year of experience in public accounting through 3 different  CPA firms.  3 months, 3 months, and 8 months.

Would this require that I send out 3 separate work experience certification forms when applying for my license?  I am wondering because the FL form only has a checkbox for "at least 1 year" of work experience. Could it be possible to just show my current employer proof of my experience with the other 2 firms and they verify and sign for it?  

Ok that would be great if you could let me know what happens.

To what you said about how you showed the second employer the first form... I thought that the employer is supposed to have the form notarized and then send it directly to Gainesville? Meaning we would not see the form again once we send it to the employer to fill out. Did they just give you a copy of the form before they sent it to Gainesville?

They really need to modify that form though.  It's like they think people would accumulate a year of experience only with one firm. Maybe you have to, but that just seems silly because what if you work for 1 firm for 11 months and then get laid off or something?

Thanks

Well, frankly I think if you had three different employers you would need 3 different certifications. You can make notations on the form or type up an explanation. The state does read letters if you send them because they can't read your mind. They are well aware that experience is not always obtained at one employer. That is, if your application didn't land on the desk of a peon...lol. That is classic Secretcpa.