[Andy]

Jimmy - we have taken the test online in AZ for the last two years.

Hopefully, this will provide some information for you based on my experience.

You have from the time the test opens until the time it closes to complete it. You can close it and reopen it as many times as you want within that window. Make sure that you save whatever you do at a certain session so that it will be there when you come back.

Once you hit "submit", that's it....you are locked in with the score you earned. The Crappy thing is that you will get your score immediately, but you cannot find out which questions you missed until after the testing date is closed. It will tell you that the question(s) you missed refer to rule XXX, but without knowing the specific question, it's not very useful. In AZ we allow one retake with pencil and paper if you did not make a minimum score and want to try again.

My experience has been that everybody that takes the test gets the same 100 questions, but in a different order. It's still some of the same poorly written FED questions as always, but there is unfortuneately, no way to challenge them.

One of the nice features is that you can "flag" questions for review and move on in the test. I usually go through the test and answer questions I am certain of and flag anything that I want to look up and come back to. I have found it takes me about 1 - 2 hours total to take the test.

Let me know if you have any other questions.