[ZzzCPA]

Hi all,

I have a good problem to have although it wouldn’t hurt to try to get my money back for an untaken test. What are the chances that NASBA will refund me?

-Paid for an NTS with 2 exams.
-Took and pass 1 exam.
-Second exam initially expired but was extended due to 2017 changes in my state (2 months after I paid for the NTS)
-Second exam on NTS is now not needed.

Thoughts? Should I email NASBA?

[Bourne]

If I had to guess, they won't allow you to receive your money back. But I'd definitely at least try.

[Recked]

Slim to none, but worth an email for sure.
Check out the refund policy before hand so you can attempt to establish some basis to your claim (if such a basis exists).

[Tncincy]

Well, when you don't, know ask the question is my motto. I don't think it will hurt. All they can say is no, but what the hey, you passed anyway. 🙂 Congrats.
P.S ask them can you donate the payment to another fellow ninja if they won't give you money.

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Been here too long as a cheerleader....ready to pass

[Ana]

I've emailed them twice in the last 20 day and have not received a response. I sent it to cpaesrefund@nasba.org and followed their guidelines.

[Go.For.Broke]

@ZzzCPA Definitely worth a shot. Just explain to them how much money you gave them in exam fees and NTS fees (9 attempts (in your signature); I had 10)! Haha. Hopefully you get it back.

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