Rather -> I had to email NASBA to get my jurisdiction ID, however it sounds like you passed REG if its blocking it off as a choice when you try to re-register.
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CPAWannaBe
offlineMemberI don't think it has to be your last exam. As long as it is the last exam in your current NTS, it should still indicate whether or not you can re-register for a section.
REG - 75 (expired, retake July 2011)
FAR - 69, 64, 67 <-Becker, 80 <-Yaeger
AUD - 82 ETHICS - 100
BEC - 72 (retake May 2011)Posted 1 year ago # -
RatherBeRiding
offlineMemberHopeful - thanks for the advice. I just got off the phone with NASBA and he did confirm the following:
My regulation score is in - note that I sat for the exam on February 9! Should give hope to some others who thought they were automatically in Wave 2 if they sat 2/8 or 2/9.
He gave me my jurisdiction id which I have not received up to this point (not really needed but peace of mind having it)
Confirmed that I should be able to view score this evening!
Thanks again and heres to hoping we all passed!
Posted 1 year ago # -
racpa
offlineMemberHi,
I am registered from CO. I tried the loophole with Colorado's Jurisdiction Id. It displayed all my info and it lets me register only for Reg which is my last section. Due to Colorado's change in eligiblity rules, I am no longer eligible and I have to send my educational evaluation. They are not going to release my scores online but they are going to mail it.Has anyone from CO tried the OH link and does the loophole work for them.
Posted 1 year ago # -
ms500
offlineMemberHi
Today, I spoke to CO- Nasba, and as per Rep, I am in wave 1 C, and as per rep score will be posted tonight, but in the loophole system still following message appears
We are sorry. Currently all sections of this exam are still in process. Please call the number below.
I am unable to understand loophole process, can someone explain
Thanks
BEC ,REG, AUD - Passed
FAR- Feb 11- 77 Passed
Finally Done
Ethics- 95Posted 1 year ago # -
boilerup24
offlineMemberI am in Indiana and was away on business this week and of course, I forgot to bring my NTS so I could check my score. I was waiting on my last section, Audit, and tried this loophole. I got the "you have passed all parts" thing, and sure enough, when I got home today, I PASSED! So I think it may work, but it definitely depends on the state.
Posted 1 year ago # -
smrivera1
offlineMemberI tried the loophole thing when the first batch of scores were released for REG and it said all sections are in progress. Then, after the second batch was released, I got the "you have passed all sections" message. Does that mean I passed but NASBA just hasn't released my score to me yet? I am taking the exam in GA.
Steve
FAR: 84, AUD: 82, BEC: 76, REG: 78Posted 1 year ago # -
WICPAHOPEFUL
offlineMemberIt doesn't work on the WI site, but when I tried to re-register for FAR (my last test that I am waiting for a score on) on the OH and MO sites, both would not let me and said that I already passed the CPA exam and if I had questions to contact my coordinator......
Posted 1 year ago # -
brla
offlineMemberDoes anyone else have trouble with the Jurisdiction ID page? Every time I had to schedule an exam I had to call to do it. I verified the jurisdiction ID & date of birth with the exam services but it never works & they schedule me over the phone. Now that I really want it to work to try this loophole thing when the time comes, it won't let me probably.
AUD:84, BEC:82, REG:85, FAR:91. Licensed CPAPosted 1 year ago # -
CPAWannaBe
offlineMemberI believe for the loophole to work, the AICPA needs to release the scores to NASBA. It is during that time before the NASBA release to everyone else you can try the loophole, or poophole in my case (I failed).
REG - 75 (expired, retake July 2011)
FAR - 69, 64, 67 <-Becker, 80 <-Yaeger
AUD - 82 ETHICS - 100
BEC - 72 (retake May 2011)Posted 1 year ago #
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