[futurePA CPA]

Do any PA candidates know how PA decides expiration dates? I sat for my first exam on 11/18/14 and passed which gave it an expiration date on 5/31/16 on NASBA’s website. I sat for my last exam on 5/28/16 and passed which means I technically passed all 4 parts in 18 months and 10 days. I wasn’t worried about this until I read a thread early and the candidate had this same situation and the state board wasn’t giving her credit. So I guess the question is does PA base expiration dates of the date you sit or from the last date in the window you pass it?

Thanks

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[monikernc]

call your state board to confirm. the nasba website says it is the date of the exam.
https://nasba.org/exams/cpaexam/pennsylvania/

i hope you work it out!!! good luck. ck to see if you have anything that says that exam score expires at end of window.

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BEC - 82
FAR - 76
REG - 88

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[futurePA CPA]

Thanks monikernc! I called the state board this morning and the woman I spoke with said that if NASBA said I am done then I am done. So hopefully when I go to apply after I get my remaining 30 credits they don't turn around and say otherwise.

BEC-75!
AUD-64, 84!
REG-72,77!
FAR- 74, 82!
Done!!

[Anonymous]

Check the NASBA dashboard and see if all 4 sections show you received credit. Could be a good indicator.

[futurePA CPA]

They all show credit dankpsu. I think I should be ok. Thanks for the response!

BEC-75!
AUD-64, 84!
REG-72,77!
FAR- 74, 82!
Done!!

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