[Lexi]

Hi all,

Has anyone had to ask a former employer to sign off on their experience once all test are passed to apply for license?
My company is going out of business, not sure if I will get a CPA as a boss next but mine now is a CPA…

Thanks!

[cpa1234]

Your experience just has to be within the previous 5 years of the day you submit the application to the board for the license

[Lexi]

thank you!

[Anonymous]

Believe each state's requirements are different – I'd thoroughly read through the form/state site to confirm.

[MSim]

I'm in California and I've been told that I can turn in the experience requirement form before you pass all exams. So I had my former CFO sign my form before he left the company. I sent my completed form in to CBA through registered mail so I have confirmation that they received it. But, when I emailed them to actually confirm if it's been approved/accepted, they said that since they get a lot of mail, they can neither confirm/deny if they received my application or not because the licensing part is all paper trail… But, they did mention that they will keep the application form in my file until I turn in my other applications (once I pass all exams). ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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