7 yrs. passed in 2003
201270
What state are you in... because in OH, after 5 or 7 years ist's off your record!
385898
ok. well if your talking about memorizing them all, i had to do this SAME exact test right before thanksgiving break, &i got a 100. ok-ill try to give you some tips from what i remember by little things i made up..i dont remember them all, but yeahh. heres what i know, if this is what your asking for..\n1-freedom of speech, press, etc. [you should just knw that]\n2-right to bear arms[you have 2 arms]\n5-has something to do w/double jeopardy[i thought of the show jeapordy being on ch. 5]\n7-jury cases are the most civil..or something like that[7 people on a jury]\n12-electoral college[you have to go thru 12 yrs of school before college.]\n18-prohibition of alcohol[there are 2 ages for drinking..one-18.]\n21-prohibition repealed[ the other age for drinking-21]\n22-[TWO-(22)] terms in office..\n..arghh thats all i remember, sorry, & i dont have my notebook with me, so yeah. hope that helps? :]\n<3
411299
No longer than a year\nb
503207
http://www.jayski.com/stats/2006standings/oct29.htm
610740
gosh i graduated high school in 2001 and back then they said that we didnt have to pass it to graduate so i bombed it. ahahhahaa. but i dont know the rules now about that. check with your principal
70289
I didnt just recently take my test. I took mine back in the middle of December. I just got my results in like the1st week of March. yes it was late but they were slow in grading test because there were a lot of applicants then.
636821
http://www.investopedia.com/professionals/series7/
400996
7 th grade! im doing the same thing in the 10th
603112
Me too, yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Class of 2007!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
669559
ROCK ON CLASS OF 2007!!!!!\n\n &#92;m/     &#92;m/
283932
The answer may surprise you. Seven years was usually considered enough for almost any record. That said, a nonprofit with a federal government contract was recently penalized hundreds-of-thousands of dollars when the feds came to do an audit of their contract 10 years later and no records existed. I don't know how that resolved. If they were smart they hired a good lawyer and fought hard.\n\nThe bottom-line, it has put those of us wih government contracts on notice to re-examine our retention policies and with no clear guidelines to work with. Note, however, that some contracts will state retention requirements explicitly.
51398
the law says within 7 days
615234
Very likely but check with the school. A lot of things change within 10 years.
355775
164.9 years. Source link below
283709
When I went throught boot in Cali. in May 2004 it was 76 there.
347811
7 or 8 weeks generally.
91658
7 years. If you paid it in full. Just dispute it with all 3 credit companys and the reason for dispute is " paid in full ". You can do this online or over the phone.