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Have you reached your 4 year anniversary to pass Part 2? In which case you'll have to re-enroll for Part 1?

Candidates that don't have "Your enrollment will expire on November 2022" are able to re-register for Part II. Now, is the ability to re-register for Part II an official indication of a fail? Nope..., because GARP is yet to release an official result. But you can infer from your ability to...

"No problem the biggest have been done i have just to re read everything and focus on which i did bad" That's the right mindset. Keep your head up and don't give up.

Sorry you feel that way, antogiar. All hopes are never gone. Did you initially try to register and you were not able to register for the exam? But now, you can? And are you referring to registering for Part II?

Very true and I agree with you entirely. However, having a reminder that says "Your enrollment will expire on November 2022" (which indicate candidates have 5 years from date of passing Part II (2017) to validate their work experience)..., and still receive a failing result will be very...

"Over the years, we have seen changes in the website, issues with logging in, people receiving errors or messages one minute and then it changing the next minute." Really? That'll be truly messed up.

Mine just changed as well.

Reminder changes based on candidate number or name? Maybe give it 15-20 more mins before determining it's fail? Anyone in the US already had their reminder changed?

The problem is people are making general statements. Just clarify your unique situation..., so you're not just generalizing.

Ok. So what's the panic about? I thought you said you were able to re-enroll?

takes it to a payment page to re-enroll for Part 1 or Part 2? And did you sign in before trying to re-enroll? or this is done without signing in first?

Did that just change or has it always been like that since after the exam in Nov 2017?

You passed Part 1 in 2013. You have until 4 years from that date to pass Part 2. "Your enrollment has expired" means you will have to re-enroll for Part I..., and start all over again if you don't pass Part 2.

Is the formula list for Part II above still relevant for 2017? I'm assuming some may not be relevant given 2017 changes?

I don't know of any professional designation that's not lifetime..., as long as you comply with appropriate rules. The FRM certification is attractive and is sure gaining in popularity.

It's interesting how people question the effectiveness of the FRM certification process only after they get certified! haha. Similar to how people what the CFA exam to become even more difficult so less people can earn it..., only after they earn it. A friend of mine did CFA L3, got scared she...

I received the gift card! Thanks, @Nicole Seaman and @David Harper CFA FRM I appreciate it!

Thanks for the price, @Nicole Seaman!!! I'll pick the Starbucks gift card! Regards, Damil4real

I don't think you are allowed to write anything before the exam officially begins. Plus, you won't have problems with remembering formulas if you really understand the materials. Good luck.

Go to your profile (your name on the top right corner of GARP's website once you log in), click on the dropdown and and click on Exam Results.