[SuperCPA]

1. Use this link and click “get scores” (The green medicine pill looking icon)

https://nasba.org/exams/cpaexam/

2. Click “Register” on the right side of screen
3. Fill out info: BUT…. on the “Jurisdiction Code” enter your state abbreviation
4. Use the code that NASBA emailed you for the “Jurisdiction Candidate ID”
5. Create security questions
6. Done

*** Scores will be released once received, not everyone will get them at the same time like in the past***

[Anonymous]

How am I supposed to get the ‘jurisdiction code' for the state of Texas? CPA central doens't list Texas. The code they sent in my email is called a Jurisdiction ID: 000000000XXXXXX which I assume corresponds to the “Jurisdiction Candidate ID”.

[Meg]

When I go to register it keeps saying “Invalid combination of user information. Gateway User not found.” … is anyone else having this issue??

[Recked]

Yo use your state abbreviation as Jurisdiction code, and then Jurisdiction number with no zeros.
Mine was NY and my number on CPA Central was 8 digits with a beginning 0. Remove beginning zero.

[famh110]

@curt…i was struggling with that too and then i thought maybe the code is the state code so used TX and it worked!! i went back and forth between the emails they sent over the weekend just to see if i missed reading something but its not mentioned anywhere. how silly!!

[Anonymous]

I was also having a problem logging in initially. After reading all the posts on here and several different attempts I was able to get in with NY as the jurisdiction code, and my 6 digit jurisdiction ID. Thanks NASBA for the clear instructions =)

[Recked]

So now you get an email everytime you log in…
Should I count how many I get between now and the 8th?

[RyonT]

Is it me or is this new site pretty basic for a “2.0” version?

[Bourne]

Three log in emails for me. That number will drastically increase in the next 8 hours

[Anonymous]

@Bourne-lol! I predict their site is going to crash while trying to send e-mails alone on the 8th…. I am definitely drinking myself to sleep on Wednesday!

[Recked]

I have 6 from donotreply@nasba, but I also only let the page time out once so far.
3 were from my “almost logged in” on the cellphone, even though the phone said login failed, I still got a confirmation via email that I had signed on.

[Anonymous]

Even if I use ‘TX' as the Jurisdiction Code and my 6-digit Jurisdiction ID, dropping the leading 9 zeroes it still will not allow me to register. I think I will break down and call that number, although I'll likely be on hold forever.

Invalid combination of user information. Gateway User not found.

More like invalid combination of instructions given from NASBA.

[mkopp48]

You need to use the Jurisdiction ID not the candidate ID!! The Jurisdiction ID is what follows your state in the upper right corner of the CPA central website. I think what you are talking about with the leading 9 zeroes is the candidate ID which is below that line, don't use that! Hopefully that'll save you from a phone call!

[Anonymous]

@mkopp48

Take a look at CPA Central, Texas isnt' listed there as an option. I've also not previously used CPA central.

Someone else said they used “TX” as the Jurisdiction Code and were able to get it to work. I have not been successful unfortunately.

First name
Last name
Email
Date of Birth (YYYY-MM-DD)
Jurisdiction Code: TX
Jurisdiction ID: XXXXXX
Password
Confirm Password

[PJ]

For those of you who took the exam after NASBA stopped updating, have any of your status' changed from NTS issued or whatever?

[Anonymous]

After the phone conversation. Tel: 615-880-4200

Jurisdiction Code: TX
Jurisdiction ID: 000000000000XXXXXX (including the zeroes)

[Author]

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