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I had my CB with a firm like 2 months ago. I just told them I wasn't going to accept their offer...will they stiff me?

I asked for reimbursement before formally ending my interest in a firm that called me back, and you probably should have too.

That said, a quick and polite email to the recruiter should probably get the wheels moving.

It's going to vary firm by firm. One V80 firm I interviewed with told me that they deal with all NALP reimbursements at the end of the hiring process. Basically, they hold on to every request until they end and then do them all at once. So a delay doesn't necessarily mean you're being stiffed.

Why are these posts anyonymous??

And can anyone confirm how long it has taken them to receive reimbursement?

I mailed my reimbursement forms 1-2 days after all of my callbacks. Out of four callbacks I've received two reimbursements thus far. One was received 1 month after the callback, and the other was received 2.5 weeks after the callback.

I am still waiting for reimbursements for callbacks 2 and 1.5 weeks ago.

I returned a reimbursement form a few days after a callback, and was rejected a week later. After over a month, I (politely) emailed one of the recruitment coordinators asking for the status--the (sizable) reimbursement arrived a few days after I reminded them.