18 Months. Confused on the Rule.

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  • December 16, 2014 at 5:43 pm #190955
    Hammer
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    I received my passing AUD score on 11/04/14 and my passing BEC score on 12/14/14. On NASBA’s website, it shows that both of these passes expire on 6/30/2016. How is this possible if I took them and passed them on different dates?

    FAR - 70, 81
    AUD - 83
    BEC - 77
    REG - 70, 78

    Licensed in Ohio.

    Now what the hell do I do?

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  • December 16, 2014 at 5:46 pm #635641
    mla1169
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    In some states all scores expire on the last date of the 6th quarter after they were taken. June is a blackout month anyway so really you only have until the end of May to sit. In both cases your expiration date is slightly more than 18 months.

    FAR- 77
    AUD -49, 71, 84
    REG -56,75!
    BEC -75

    Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

    December 16, 2014 at 6:09 pm #635642
    y_u_no_pass
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    But I saw a post on here pretty recently where someone lived in a state that did NOT agree with NASBA and was trying to get this resolved. I think it worked out for her, but you should aim for 18 months from the day you took the exam. She also mentioned something about NASBA changing their policy because of this. If I were you I would just aim for 18 months from the first date taken. Which shouldn't be a problem if you passed 2 in one window. From what I understand, the definition of 18 months varies from state to state.

    Florida CPA!
    Took final exam 2/25/15.
    Sent in Application 3/12/15.
    Issued License 3/20/15.
    Used CPA Excel solely for all exams.

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