The workbook is just a tool to help you on a day to day basis and is not required to send in to IDP. It provides a summary at the end that I believe is what you send in to IDP.

Aking thank you for your response, I was freaking out thinking that I had to go over more than 100 timesheets.

eventually, i should do the same Andres...right now, i am adding up to about 10years worth of timesheets...:)

NCARB be trippin' ..I wanna bus a cap in thoze fools. fershnizzle.

You don't send the workbooks OR the summary at the end of the workbooks to NCARB.
All you send to NCARB are the completed employment report forms for each employment situation (and actually those are supposed to be mailed directly by your supervisor - not by you.)

But: you do want to keep the workbook and/or your timesheets, because once in a rare while NCARB will ask for additional documentation about an employment situation.

first you better make sure your former employer will sign it.

i submitted a year and a half at once...then the remaining year and a half...

anyone know anything about filing CIDP materials after employment? california has a supplemental IDP called CIDP and the intern is required to submit work examples and essays preferably every 6 months while employed...i guess my only option now is to submit all the supplemental materials in bulk...

In Cali - you dont send the work samples to IDP - or CIDP - or NCARB - they are for your employer to look at to make sure you are covering all bases...they sign the form and send it in

god, so the next week filling out all this IDP hours crap-ola, then telling former bosses to sign or i'll expose their secret sex lives!

this reallysucks my balls.

oh, and that's for 3 consecutive years worth...

so...what about all those rumors about IDP going away all together...

or was that a nice warm fuzzy dream of mine?!