No later than 12 working days
- peacock2121
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No later than 12 working days
You are going to sit for an exam.
The exam is on March 28.
You have to have your application et al in to TPTB "no later than 12 working days before the scheduled exam".
What is the last day you can have your stuff to them and sit for the exam?
The exam is on March 28.
You have to have your application et al in to TPTB "no later than 12 working days before the scheduled exam".
What is the last day you can have your stuff to them and sit for the exam?
- MarleysGh0st
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Re: No later than 12 working days
You're already too late.peacock2121 wrote:You are going to sit for an exam.
The exam is on March 28.
You have to have your application et al in to TPTB "no later than 12 working days before the scheduled exam".
What is the last day you can have your stuff to them and sit for the exam?
Should have had the stuff to them by March 12, assuming that Monday-Friday are considered working days in this industry.
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So..... Good Friday is a holiday for the International Society of Arborculture. I tried to argue the definition and she told me it is printed on their website in the area that talks about paper work. It is - very clearly. They declined my request for an exception.
Looks like he will be driving to Syracuse in April.
Looks like he will be driving to Syracuse in April.
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Oh, yeah, we've got a holiday this Friday, too! But pass along a <grumble>® to Sting about this. What do they have to do with his test application that takes 12 working days, anyway?peacock2121 wrote:So..... Good Friday is a holiday for the International Society of Arborculture. I tried to argue the definition and she told me it is printed on their website in the area that talks about paper work. It is - very clearly. They declined my request for an exception.
The lake effect snow is mostly over by April...peacock2121 wrote:Looks like he will be driving to Syracuse in April.
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Casey seemed very busy - it looks like they have all sorts of exams happening all over the world - so.... their game, their rules.MarleysGh0st wrote:Oh, yeah, we've got a holiday this Friday, too! But pass along a <grumble>® to Sting about this. What do they have to do with his test application that takes 12 working days, anyway?peacock2121 wrote:So..... Good Friday is a holiday for the International Society of Arborculture. I tried to argue the definition and she told me it is printed on their website in the area that talks about paper work. It is - very clearly. They declined my request for an exception.
The lake effect snow is mostly over by April...peacock2121 wrote:Looks like he will be driving to Syracuse in April.
He didn't have to wait until the last minute and he did. His bad.
He was throwing around concerns about the weather and he gave that up after he calmed down.