CPA Questions & Answers
What is a provisionary state and is my state a provisionary state?
A provisionary state is a state that gives CPA Exam candidates a provisionary period to sit for the exam before they have officially completed the educational requirements, varying between 30 and 180 days. However, it should be noted that you won’t be able to receive your scores for the section(s) that you tested for until you have fulfilled the educational requirements. A list of provisionary states is below:
| Washington | 180 days |
| Colorado | 60 days |
| North Dakota | 180 days |
| South Dakota | 100 days |
| Iowa | 120 days |
| Minnesota | 120 days |
| Missouri | 60 days |
| Wisconsin | 60 days |
| Indiana | 60 days |
| Michigan | 30 days |
| Maine | 120 days |
| Tennessee | 200 days |
| New York | Anytime – 120 credit hours must be completed |
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