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Pleeease help me put my mind at ease!

Okay.. just a little confused here. I graduated class back in May of this year. I have not taken my certification test yet. Is there a time limit to take it? Will I have to retake the class if I take too long to take the test? I know it's kinda of a silly question, but its freaking me out! I'm 9 months pregnant, I really regret not taking the test when I had the chance because it will be impossible to retake the class anytime soon if that's what it come down to. I live in California also, if that makes a difference. Thank you!

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    http://www.asisvcs.com/publications/pdf/070500.pdf

    Google is your friend. It states "You are allowed two (2)years from your training program completion date to passthe nursing assistant examination. If you do not pass theNNAAP Examination within a two-year period, you willbe required to re-train before you will be allowed to takethe examination again."

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    There you go, it looks like you have plenty of time to tke your test.

    It can make a differance at what state you live in though because MI only gives you one year to take your test after taking the class

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    Usually I am a googling freak. But for some reason couldn't find what I was looking for. Thank you thank you thank you thank you!! Soooo much!

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