Living LA USA  and want to qualify certified public accountant examinations?
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Try Roger Philipp CPA Review, with several locations in California and the Los Angeles area:\n\nhttp://www.rogercpareview.com/Locations.htm\n\nGood luck on your CPA!
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WHERE in California are you?  Go to www.MikeRuss.org for locations.  I went to the one in Anaheim, CA to get my Life Agent license, but they also do P&C as well as Real Estate.  Good luck.
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contact your board of elections they will have the forms you need. You will also need proof of residency ie. licience or bill set to your address. Register soon so that you won't miss any more elections.  Most Post offices also have the forms.
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go to irs.com  should get prompts
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Look for institution that will accept your credentials!
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In most of the cities you have practising chartered accountants as well as in employment. Since you have to undergo practical training under a practising chartered accountants after first one year or so better you talk to one of them. There is what is called a preliminary examination and then INTERMEDIATE and FINAL ,\nIt is difficult to give full guidance hereThe Chartered Accountants web site can also be accessed
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REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTED ASSESSOR AND INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR\n\nEducational Requirements: (35 ILCS 200/2-45)\n\nJurisdictions with lower EAVs – less than $25 million in non-farm EAV and less than $1 million in commercial and industrial EAV.\n\nThe candidate, appointee, or contractor must complete an introductory assessment course approved by the Department of Revenue or meet one of the requirements for jurisdictions with higher EAVs.\n\nJurisdictions with higher EAVs - $25 million or more in non-farm EAV or $1 million or more in commercial and industrial EAV.\n\nThe candidate, appointee, or contractor must have a CIAO certificate and minimum additional course work, if applicable. Other professional designations qualify, including:\n\nInternational Association of Assessing Officers\n\nResidential Evaluation Specialist (RES) \nCertified Assessment Evaluator (CAE)\nAppraisal Institute\n\nResidential Member (RM) \nMember Appraisal Institute (MAI) \nSenior Real Property Appraiser (SRPA) \nSenior Real Estate Analyst (SREA) \nSenior Residential Analyst (SRA)\nNational Association of Independent Fee Appraisers\n\nMember (IFA) \nSenior Member (IFAS) \nAppraiser – Counselor (IFAC)\nAmerican Society of Appraisers\n\nMember (ASA)
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Look in the CA business and professions code.
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U SHOULD CALL (312)795-8800 THATS THE PHONE # TO CEDA TELL THEM WHERE UR LOCATION IS AT AND THEY SHOULD TELL U THE NEAREST PLACE TO APPLY, ALSO LOOK UP INFORMATION ONLINE AT LIHEAPILLINOIS.COM, U NEED PROOF OF INCOME FOR THE PAST 30 DAYS FROM EVERYONE LIVING IN UR HOUSE, EVERYONE SSCARD, PICTURE ID, AND I BELIEVE THATS IT/GOOD LUCK
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You maintain you license by taking CPE (Continuing Professional Education) course that are offered in different ways. See this link for help. \n\nhttp://www.passonline.com/default.aspx\n\nYou must do this even though you are still working in a public firm.\n\nEvery state has different requirements for maintaining you license. For example, in my state, we must take 80 credits of CPE every two years. My state will also send me a reminder of this and I must submit proof that I have taken 80 credit courses. Then, the state sends me a new license to cover the next two years. You should find out about what your state requires and make sure you fulfill them.\n\nHope this helps!
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Check the webpage for the Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy at <http://www.dos.state.pa.us/bpoa/cwp/view.asp?a=1104&q=432421>.\n\nEach state's requirements are slightly different, so it's best to check with them to see whether or not your credentials work.\n\ngood luck!
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http://www.la-legal.com/forms.htm. I have tried this website and it is free.
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You need to be sponsored by an employer and take an exam.
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If you are a taxpayer, you'll find that the County Assessor's Office can help you. Depending on your state there will also be an Office in a State Dept also. \n\nI truly wish people asking questions would include their place of residence so one could quickly do a little research prior to answering which is why answers are sometimes vague, like mine in this case. Good luck.
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Check with your local tax assessors.
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Contact the IRS for your locality.
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Get in touch with the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy:\nhttp://www.nabp.net/index.asp?target=/lictransfer/intro.asp&\n\nThey can tell you if you are eligible for licensure.\n\nIf not, one possibility is to see if you can transfer your license to a country or provence that is recognized by the United States.  Don't know if Puerto Rico would work.\n\nIf none of these work you would probably have to go through the pharmacy program here.\n\nIf you have to go through the pharmacy program here, check and see if the pharmacy school will accept some courses towards the basics. If they won't, check and see if a school such as Excelsior will recognize your credits.\nhttps://www.excelsior.edu/portal/page?_pageid=57,1&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL\n\nIt all depends on how badly you want to practice pharmacy in this country.  Wish you luck