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Just wondering....if I am, is it a long process?

linkx13 wrote:Just wondering....if I am, is it a long process?

Did you cheat on your taxes?

<------ So confused, audited for a score increase? What would they even look for... preptest books...


NO

yes

Gig is up, mate. Turn yourself in while you still can before they subpoena the NSA phone records proving you cheated.

You should be prepared... A cavity search may be necessary

Fraud is a felony, too. After Maryland v. King the government doesn't even need a warrant to take your blood. If you live in California your DNA will be in the database for the rest of your life now.

No

linkx13 wrote:Just wondering....if I am, is it a long process?

Yes. My friend went from a 153 to 170. They made her retake the exam while being watched. I believe the margin of error is 3. Otherwise, they invalidate your score. They contact you ahead of time. It's not too long of a process. I believe they sort it out within a week or two.


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I'm just kidding. No.

ManoftheHour wrote:

linkx13 wrote:Just wondering....if I am, is it a long process?

Yes. My friend went from a 153 to 170. They made her retake the exam while being watched. I believe the margin of error is 3. Otherwise, they invalidate your score. They contact you ahead of time. It's not too long of a process. I believe they sort it out within a week or two.

That's not necessarily because of the increase itself. Everyone in the upper 2 percentiles gets audited like that, regardless of any previous scores. I think sometimes a 170 doesn't qualify as 98th percentile, but often it does, so that's most likely the primary reason she had to retake under armed guard.

Tanicius wrote:

ManoftheHour wrote:

linkx13 wrote:Just wondering....if I am, is it a long process?

Yes. My friend went from a 153 to 170. They made her retake the exam while being watched. I believe the margin of error is 3. Otherwise, they invalidate your score. They contact you ahead of time. It's not too long of a process. I believe they sort it out within a week or two.

That's not necessarily because of the increase itself. Everyone in the upper 2 percentiles gets audited like that, regardless of any previous scores. I think sometimes a 170 doesn't qualify as 98th percentile, but often it does, so that's most likely the primary reason she had to retake under armed guard.

Sorry. Did an edit. As I submitted it, I thought it was too mean.