CPA exam credit extension

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  • #3054789
    Nadia
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    So i passed 4 exams for Indiana, for one of them i lost credit and it was extended. I transferred my scores to NY state where i live. The board does not want to accept an extended credit and told me to take this exam for NY state. Please help if anyone is going through the same as:
    1. I think in the exam application form there is a question – have you passed this exam in another state. When you say Yes – does it prevent from processing the application form?
    2. The board says that even if i get the license for Indiana state, the NY board will still tell me to retake that one exam even having a valid license.
    3. Is there a way to call NASBA as noone responding to my emails. thank you!

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  • #3054867
    CPAHOPE
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    NASBA Contact info: 615 880 4252
    Email: candidatecare@nasba.org
    I used to bug the crap out of them by sending constant emails regarding the credit extension due to coronavirus and i finally got a response from them. Lol Good luck

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    #3054963
    Nadia
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    @CPAHOPE did you transfer the extended credit from state to state? I got the extension but another state does not want to accept it and tells me to retake an exam that is already passed.

    #3055002
    CPAHOPE
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    No i did not Nadia

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    #3055464
    CPA2020
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    What was the expiration date of your exam? I thought all states had issued the same extension window? Could you request an extension from New York too? They may not want to honor the extension from Indiana, but surely NY has a process for reviewing and approving its own credit extensions.

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    #3055920
    Nadia
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    @Cpa2020 Indiana state is reviewing the exam scores expired during 2020. My exam expired on 3/31/2020. Indiana board reviewed and extended it.
    I transferred the scores to NY board and they said they do not accept it an extended credit. They say to take this exam again but I cannot register for it as it has a credit.

    #3055935
    monikernc
    Participant

    Hi @Nadia, sure enough, NY extended expired credits from April 1. From the NY Board’s FAQs:
    As a result of the recent closure of the Prometric test sites due to COVID-19, the New York State Board for Public Accountancy has recommended to the Department that those NY jurisdiction candidates whose exam credit expired from April 1, 2020 through September 30, 2020 be granted an extension until December 31, 2020 for those applicable exam sections. Candidates do not need to contact the Department as the extension will be granted automatically.

    The State Board has also recommended that NY jurisdiction exam candidates who were impacted in Quarter 1 from January 2020 through March 31, 2020 due to COVID-19, will be assessed on a case by case basis. Candidates impacted during the January to March time period, need to contact the Board Office at: CPABD@nysed.gov with their full, legal name, jurisdiction and candidate ID, and provide an explanation of how they were impacted in Quarter 1 (i.e. could not travel from international location, test center closed, etc.). If approved, candidates will be granted an extension until December 31, 2020 for those applicable exam sections.

    It doesn’t address transfer of grades. You can try to request an exception but ultimately is the NY board’s decision.

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    #3055944
    monikernc
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    This chart provides each state’s stay at home order dates, this may help you with your request. https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-policy-watch/stay-at-home-orders-to-fight-covid19/

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    #3056073
    Nadia
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    @Monikernc thank you for your response. This is the exact email address i received a denial from. They said to go ahead and schedule a retake. I applied for NTS from NASBA however NASBA says that i have a credit for that exam. Not sure what to do further.

    #3056112
    CPA2020
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    Nadia, you can reach out to the state's Consumer Affairs Department to file a complaint and get help from them in getting a real response from the NY Board. Consumer Affairs oversees all the boards and bureaus of the state.

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    #3056133
    thunderlips
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    why dont you complete license for indiana then transfer that into ny?

    #3056208
    monikernc
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    I believe from what I've read on the NY Board's website that transferring a license into NY requires 4 years of experience as a licensed CPA. I would love to find out I am misreading that but it seems pretty clear.

    http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/cpa/cpaendorse.htm

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    #3056244
    thunderlips
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    figured it would be easier to get license in another state then transfer than have to take another test that has been passed. but thats me as i have yet to pass one

    #3056262
    monikernc
    Participant

    The states I worked with were that easy. It seems absurd to me that you can get a license in NY with 1 year of experience but to transfer your license in you need 4 years of experience. Some states are hard. CA doesn't recognize reciprocity either. It makes it tough.
    @Thunder stick with it and do what you have to do to pass! you are good about asking for help! Keep GOING!

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    #3056283
    AGI
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    How did you send your score to NYS? Via NASBA? NASBA should be able to confirm your scores if it expired. If it's not expired, NASBA-NYS will send you a confirmation letter by mail.

    Did you actually file a license application to the NYS board? If you send your scores to the board via NASBA, you do not need to fill in the exam form.

    I would think your best option is to get a hold of NASBA, or call the board in person to ask.

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    #3056301
    Nadia
    Guest

    @thunderlips i told them that i would apply for the license in IN then and transfer it, and NY Board said that they will not accept my extended score anyway even having the valid license in another state.

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