plastix wrote:But after?
rwwon wrote:plastix wrote:But after?
Depends on your future and the type of flexibility you want to have. Plus, if you keep your account active, you can get a free NCARB cert with the first year half off the renewal fee.
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plastix wrote:But after?
vrcat25 wrote:plastix wrote:But after?
It doesn't look like there's much benefit after you're verified and sounds like a big waste.
sbyrktct wrote:This is obviously a personal decision based on the work you do and/or the firm you work for... though I've found that many firms will pay this expense for you if you are providing to them the benefit of being registered in multiple states.
If you are not in a position to be needing registration outside of your state anytime in the future, there is no additional benefit.
fpr4 wrote: or is it completely waived unless you let your NCARB cert. lapse? $225 to maintain a record that is pretty rudimentary seems like a lot, much less $1,100.
fpr4 wrote:I am dealing with this right now to try to get reciprocity in Tennessee. Does anyone have experience with the record transfer? I have paid NCARB the $400 and requested the transfer. How long should I expect to wait? For $400 I would think it would be fairly expeditious.
sbyrktct wrote:fpr4 wrote:I am dealing with this right now to try to get reciprocity in Tennessee. Does anyone have experience with the record transfer? I have paid NCARB the $400 and requested the transfer. How long should I expect to wait? For $400 I would think it would be fairly expeditious.
NCARB doesn't notify you when they make the record transfer.
The wait depends on the state, not NCARB.
I've waited anywhere from 5 days to over a month for a reciprocal registration.
fpr4 wrote:So how do I know when to start bugging the state board because they have everything they need to process the application?
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