State of registration , exam & practice have to b the same?

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59 Points Joined April 2011

I completed my b com ... and have cleared my ca inter and my cs inter ...i m now planning of enrolling myself for cpa .... i found out that the state of califonia has the least requirments ... and i think i wil b able to register from that state ... what i want to know is weather i cna give the exam in any other state ... Sesondly is it necessary to get the licensure ? as in can i m planning of working in India .... so does have the licencure actually matter and if so do i have to do it in the state i register ...

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The U.S. Certified Public Accounting designation is one of the world's most recognized credentials and is within easy reach! The U.S. CPA can open new employment opportunities and give you recognition as a North American accounting professional.

If you have been educated outside of the United States, you must take special steps to apply for the CPA Exam. First, you must choose one of the fifty-four U.S. jurisdictions to apply to keeping in mind that each state has different rules in terms of citizenship, residency and education. This process can be time-consuming, confusing and costly if you do it on your own.

Contact Leslie-Anne Rogers Directly:

1-877-775-7652 (Toll-Free North America)
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Richa Srivastava

Professional

46 Points Joined January 2012

You can get your credentials evaluated for starters. California is one of the best states to apply for CA+Bcom holders. You can check for more info on the California state website.

JPPKS

28 Points Joined September 2009

Hello, I am doing CPA. I tried to get in touch with Leslie Anne for state selection and licensure in a particular state. I did not subscribe to CPAexcel review course but only for her services. She agreed to assist me after understanding my requirements. However, soon after making the payment, she mentioned that she is not aware of the state I wanted the information about. I had a very bad experience dealing with her. She did not have any knowledge about any US state other than California( even that seemed to be a standard reply). The quality of her service was also very unprofessional and not upto reasonably acceptable standards. It was almost a case of deceit and fraud. I thought I should atleast make this know to students who are pursuing or plan to pursue CPA. I did my own research and tried to get information from NASBA. Though their replies are not very prompt but is way better than such persons who make false claims and try to deceit you. All the Best!!!