[rlarivee01]

Just ahead of time I’m crystal clear with not being able to take a section twice in a single testing window. Makes sense, if you think about it.

What I’m not sure about, though, is taking a section in Q1, and then again in Q2 during a single NTS.

I signed up for all four exams and I have enough time to study. But I found out I couldn’t register for REG past March 9th, so I picked that even though I knew I wouldn’t have enough time to study after BEC on February 17th. If (when, really) I don’t pass it this time, could I register to take it in July while this NTS is still active? I’ve seen conflicting information about it- that its basically a one use thing per NTS. Other places say you can just take it in the next window before your NTS expires.

I suppose another option is to cancel this appointment for $99 and reschedule it for July once scheduling resumes in mid-March.

What’s the best way to go?

[courtja]

Once you take an exam, you have to apply for a new NTS to retake it. So if you take REG in March and fail, you can retake it again beginning April, but you'll have to apply for a new NTS for REG (your other sections you haven't taken yet will still be good on the original NTS).

[rlarivee01]

Thanks for the response!

I took another look at it and think I will pay to cancel (only $35, not $99!) and reschedule when it opens up again later this month. I think that probably doesn't “use up” my one shot for this NTS.

[tmacpa]

Your nts will still be good if you cancel.

It is only used up when you either take the exam, or after the time is up (usually 6 months from when you get it)

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