Photocopies are not acceptable if the watermark does not bear the candidate's name. As a result, the test proctor is suppose to make sure it is a legitimate, purchased and paid for copy of the applicable code.

API jumped on AWS' case for not enforcing the copyright laws. If it is a downloaded copy, it must be licensed to the person using it. Make sure you request the correct edition (not the latest) when ordering it from API, AWS, or other sources. what are they using now? 20th or 21st? He Is In Control, Have a Great Day, BrentĢ0th edition of API 1104 (almost a code) is what is used for the seminar and the test.

But, as you say, the general format is the same and that is what you mostly want to be familiar with so you can find the applicable information quickly. Many will have bought it from someone else and not have gotten a receipt in the first place. We are lucky if everyone in the room even remembered to BRING their code book let alone a receipt proving it's purchase. My proctor/monitoring crew checks for improper notes/pages, checks your ID against the list of examinees from Miami and your printed verification of your registration at the exam, and makes sure you don't have a camera or other recording device. Plus, we can't stop them from borrowing a book. The way most contractors and people in general are, you can't expect them to have the receipt two days later let alone a couple of years later. As long as it is a published edition and not someone's photocopier printed copy you should not need a receipt.

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