[Anonymous]

Hypothetically if you pass a part on 1/1/12, then pass another part on 4/1/12, if you dont pass the remaining two, what happens 18 months after 1/1/12? Do you lose both or just the first part passed on 1/1/12?

[pacific1]

You just lose the one you passed on 1/1/12

[J.P.]

It's a rolling 18 months. Basically, you need to have 4 unexpired passing scores to be done. Hope that helps!

BEC - 11/25/08-61, 8/31/09-76*, 2/24/12-76
AUD - 2/21/09-53, 8/31/10-60, 11/30/11-83
REG - 11/30/09-68, 5/31/12-79
FAR - 8/29/11-81

IL Ethics - 93

*Lost to 18-month Rule

[Hut-Hut]

Each section is effective for 18 months. The countdown for that section starts the day you took the test (not when the results were released, posted, etc.)

First Test: Sat for it 1/1/12, expires 18 months later on 7/1/13

Second Test: Sat for it 4/1/12, expires 18 months later on 10/1/13

So if you don't complete the remaining three sections by 7/1/13, only the first part expires, and as jp said, the 18-months keeps rolling until you have 4 unexpired completions.

BEC - 67, 79 - (expires 5/24)
REG - 74, 72, 77 - Key to Passing: RTFQ
FAR - 77 - Chance favors the prepared mind.
AUD - 64, (5/14) - FREEDOM!! (i hope)

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