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Hi
I am trying to enroll into my country’s Chartered Accountancy through taking exemption for ACCA. But I need to submit “Letter of good standing” from ACCA to them. I have a question to other members who have this downloaded for them:1) Does it mention how I completed ACCA? Like organic way or any professional pathway?
2) If you have taken exemption in any subject due to academic education, does this also mention about that?
I would love to see the details of this if anyone willing to share.
ACCA’s letter of/in good standing is a simple statements that as at the date of issue:
– the person is a current full member (i.e. not an affiliate who hasn’t applied for or yet been admitted as a member) with the date of admission; and
– “in good standing” – i.e. having no financial obligations (meaning that there are no arrears of membership subscriptions).If you’ve taken ACCA exams it doesn’t matter how you got to membership, whether you had exemptions or how long it took, how many attempts.
You can see illustrations if you search images in a browser with: acca “member in good standing”
You may also be interested to know that we have a dedicated qualified members forum for affiliates and members https://opentuition.com/forum/qualified-members-forum
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