Yes, for candidates of CPAES States the Code will be the state abbreviation, and your JUR ID, will be the number listed on your CPA Central account on the top right of the page with your Name, State, and Jur ID, just leave off the leading zeroes.
Non-Cpaes States, your code will be the state abbreviation, then your your JUR ID will be the state specific number your board assigned to you… just a few i found.
Arizona-Candidate ID
California-Unique Identifier Number
Guam-
Oregon-Candidate ID
Idaho-SSN or New Candidate ID
Nevada-File Number
Wyoming-JUR ID
Arkansas-JUR ID
Oklahoma-
Texas-Control Number
North Dakota-
South Dakota-JUR ID
Illinois-JUR ID
Alabama-JUR ID
DC-
Maryland-
North Carolina-Candidate ID Number
Virginia-
West Virginia-JUR ID
It wont say attended until Prometric sends the information to NASBA that you attended and that wouldnt happen until the NCD/GW system is back up on 3/5/18.
No, scores will only be shown on the GW System for a limited amount of time once the score has been received (like for 30 days), old scores will not show on the GW system, your score history (most recent score for all sections) will be on the cpa central site.
Yes, even if you dont receive your scores from the GW site, you still need to create an account… to pay your payment coupon, international testing fees, Guam surcharge, and reprint an NTS.
There are not any scores posted yet, not until March 8th.
CPA Central is for CPAES States and used to apply for the exam, just like Non-Cpaes states apply for the exam through their state board, then the GW site is for viewing scores, paying payment coupons, international testing fees, Guam Surcharge, and reprinting NTS's.