Frequently Asked Question

February 26 2009  |  Filed Under »

Since I do not have a certificate of completion, where can I get a copy of my exam score(s)?

If you are not currently employed by a member firm you can get your exam scores by contacting FINRA in writing and requesting an "individual snapshot." If you are employed, you can contact your registration department for the same information.

If you are not currently registered, you can obtain your individual snapshot for no extra cost. It must be requested by and sent to only you; FINRA stipulates that it will not forward requests to a third party, even if you have authorized it in writing. Keep in mind that if you have not been registered for longer than two years, you may not be able to receive complete registration information.

In your request for your individual snapshot, the following information is required by FINRA:
  • Name.
  • Home address.
  • Social security number or CRD number
  • Your residential fax number (if you want the request by fax).
  • Signature.

To download FINRA's Snapshot Report Request Form, click here.

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Shauna Carther

Shauna Carther
Shauna Carther is the vice president of content at Investopedia.com. In 2007, she appeared as a guest on Moneytrack, a Public Broadcasting Service program devoted to helping consumers learn to invest and take control of their finances.
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