YOU MAY LOSE YOUR EXPERIENCE IF YOU HAVE NOT ESTABLISHED YOUR NCARB RECORD BY June 30th, 2009.
The six month reporting rule goes into effect on July 1st, 2009 for all those who have NOT established an NCARB record.
Those that have established an NCARB record BEFORE June 30th, 2009 will have until July 1st 2010 to submit ALL of their experience. You have a one year grace period to adjust to the new reporting requirements. On July 1st, 2010, you will be required to report 6 months at a time.
If you establish an NCARB record AFTER July 1st, 2009, you will be required to submit 6 months at a time. So if you’ve been working for 3 years, and you wait until July 1st of 2009 to start your record, you can only report 6 months. End of story.
The six month reporting rule goes into effect on July 1st, 2009 for all those who have NOT established an NCARB record.
Those that have established an NCARB record BEFORE June 30th, 2009 will have until July 1st 2010 to submit ALL of their experience. You have a one year grace period to adjust to the new reporting requirements. On July 1st, 2010, you will be required to report 6 months at a time.
If you establish an NCARB record AFTER July 1st, 2009, you will be required to submit 6 months at a time. So if you’ve been working for 3 years, and you wait until July 1st of 2009 to start your record, you can only report 6 months. End of story.