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Posted by mark
 - Sep 20, 2003, 03:44 PM
anyone out there
Posted by mark
 - Aug 23, 2003, 05:04 AM
Early this year i took a psych exam for a lawenforcement agency. it turns out the psychologist wanted some old psych records, however my school did not know where those records were, i had about 4 weeks to return them. When those records were found they told me that my old psych recordswould get to me in 6 weeks. I called and called the psych office and no one got on the phone until the 2nd to last day someone said they would leave a note at the psychologist desk. Anyhow by the time the records got to her it would be late.
After the interview i get a letter that said.

In order to process your police application, please have the following records by such and such date or your police officer application will be discontinued.

just curious can this cause a problem when i take another police psych exam, all i can say is thank god i have those records in order to prevent any problems.