Registration of Articleship
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29 April 2025
There is any time limit for rejoining of articleship after termination?
30 April 2025
There's no set time limit to rejoin a CA articleship after termination. However, it's recommended to rejoin as soon as possible to minimize delays in completing the required training period. A break of up to 30 days between termination and rejoining with a new Principal is generally acceptable, and any longer break may be considered as excess leave, potentially extending your articleship duration.
30 April 2025
What if the date of termination and submission date of termination form is different ?
30 April 2025
No problem termination is effective from the date mentioned in the form.
01 May 2025
Can I rejoin articleship after submitting termination form or should I wait for approval? Which date will be considered for starting of articleship?
02 May 2025
Yes, you can rejoin after submitting termination form.
Rejoining date mentioned in the rejoining form will be considered.
Any how talk to your regional office.
Rejoining date mentioned in the rejoining form will be considered.
Any how talk to your regional office.
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