[Anonymous]

I finally received the notice that my advisory evaluation was completed and I am approved to sit based on the jurisdiction of Colorado that I applied to. It didn’t actually say Notice to Sit. Will that come separately in another email or can I take this approval email as my notification to sit.

I just want to make sure I understand everything correctly and what’s next. From here I have 6 months from this notice to schedule and sit for the first part? And then from the first pass, I have an 18 month rolling window to pass all four sections. Is the correct? Thanks for your help.

[Substantive Testing]

I am not sure about Colorado but, I think you have to select which exams you want to take on the upcoming half a year and pay for them before you can schedule them at prometrics. Also, you have to pass a one part for the clock to start ticking. Once you passed one, you have 18 months to pass the other 3.

[GitRDone2017]

I just received my NTS today, I had to state what exams I was taking on my application, then the NASBA sent me a payment coupon, I paid for the exam and now I have finally received my NTS. If you are not sure of what's next, go through the instructions on your state boards website. I have a wonderful person to contact at my state board who has been more than helpful to me, hope you find that at your state board as well.

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[Anonymous]

Thank you so much for your responses @SubstantialAssurance and @GitRDone2017. I just figured out how to proceed and apply. Should I apply for more than one section or is it fine to just apply for the first one I plan to take and then come back and apply again when I want to take the next part? Thanks for your help.

[Substantive Testing]

each time you apply, you have to pay. I recommend paying for 2 exams each application.

[GitRDone2017]

I wanted to take two exams this quarter as well, but when i applied i only signed up for one because I am not familiar with the process. In my State, I can reapply ($50) and take another if I wish. I didn't ask for two because I didn't want to owe for the exam if I could not take it. As far as I know, if you sign up for say two exams, you have to pay for both of them whether you take them both or not.

"Confidence is going after Moby Dick in a rowboat and taking tartar sauce with you" - Zig Ziglar
Ninja book + Ninja MCQ + Roger
AUD Oct 2016
FAR Nov 2016
BEC ?
REG?

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