Tadas Dabsys Director PSI Examination Services

1. Candidate Communication:Before, During and After21st Annual CLEAR ConferenceSan Antonio, TX January 11, 2002 Tadas Dabsys Director PSI Examination Services email: tadas@psionline.com Phone: 800-367-1565, ext 203 www.psiexams.com www.psionline.com

2. Communication After the Examination • Standards for Education and Psychological Testing • Scoring and reporting options and procedures • What to report to failing candidates • Candidate appeal process • Reviews • Other

3. Standards for Education and Psychological Testing • 5.10-5.16 Scoring and Reporting • 8.9-8.13 Rights and Responsibilities of Test Takers • 11.11-12, Responsibilities of Test 11.17-11.18 Users

4. Scoring and reporting options and procedures • Scaled, raw, percentage, curve • Equating of forms/scores • Pass only, fail only, numeric scores, diagnostics • Immediate scoring v. delayed results • Score reporting formats

5. The following is an analysis of your exam results. # Questions Score STATE State Laws & Rules 40 24 40 24 NATIONAL Real Estate Math 10 10 Property Ownership 15 03 Contracts 10 05 35 18 RESULT: ****FAIL**** We regret to inform you failed all attempted portions of the exam. Refer to the bulletin for retest instructions.

6. This report certifies that the candidate listed below has taken a real estate licensing examination and achieved the results detailed below. Candidate I.D.#: 999-99-9999 Examination Date: 3/1/2000 State: North Carolina Test: Broker Tadas Dabsys 100 West Broadway Glendale, CA 91210 Congratulations! You have passed the North Carolina Real Estate Broker licensing examination. In order to obtain and ACTIVE or INACTIVE real estate license, complete the application you received at the test site and submit this pass notice and required fee within one year from your initial test date with a passing score to the address below: North Carolina Real Estate Commission PO Box 17100 Raleigh, NC 27619-7100

7. This report certifies that the candidate listed below has taken a real estate licensing examination and achieved the results detailed below. Tadas Dabsys 100 West Broadway Glendale, CA 91210 Candidate I.D.#: 999-99-9999 Examination Date: 9/1/1999 Stat e: Virginia Test: State Licensed Residential Appraiser We regret to inform you that you did not pass the State Licensed Residential Appraiser examination. The following is an analysis of your performance on the examination(s): Total Number Topic of Qu estions Score · Influence Value 4 3 · Legal Considerations 5 4 · Types of Value 6 5 · Economic Principles 5 4 · Markets & Analysis 8 5 · Valuation Process 8 6 · Property Description 6 4 · Highest/best Use Analysis 6 4 · Appraisal Math / Statistics 6 5 · Sales Comparison Approach 12 2 · Site Value 6 3 · Cost Approach 5 5 · Income Approach 11 4 · Valuation of Partial Interests 6 1 · Appraisal Standards and Ethics 6 5 ------ ------ TOTAL 100 60 To achieve a passing score you must have 75 correct answers on this examination. If you wish to retake this portion of the State Licensed Residential Appraiser examination, please follow the directions below: 1. Call PSI at 1-800-733-9267 to register and schedule an appointment 2. Take your original Approval Form with you when you report for your next examination. You will not be allowed to take the examination without the approval form and the required identification. Your Approval form is valid for one year or four uses. After 4 uses, or if it has expired, the approval form becomes invalid and you must contact the Virginia Real Estate Division.

8. This report certifies that the candidate listed below has taken a real estate licensing examination and achieved the results detailed below. Tadas Dabsys 100 West Broadway Glendale, CA 91210 Candidate I.D.#: 999-99-9999 4/1/1999 Examination Date: State Connecticut Test: Salesperson – State Portion Congratulations. You have passed the Salesperson - State Portion examination. When you pass both the General AND State portions of the Salesperson examination, you have 2 years from the date of the most recently passed portion (General or State) to have a license issued. Failure to meet this deadline will require reapplication and retaking both portions. In order to be licensed, you must send to the Department of Consumer Protection: 1. a check, payable to ‘Treasurer, State of Connecticut.’ 2. the original signed and dated score notification for the Salesperson – General Portion. 3. the original signed and dated score notification for the Salesperson – General Portion Once the license fee has been received by the Connecticut Occupational and Professional Licensing Division, photocopies of the score notifications (items 2 and 3 above) may serve as a temporary license to act as a Salesperson. Mail to: Department of Consumer Protection, License Services Division 165 Capitol Ave., Room 110 Hartford, CT 06106 Pro-Ration Schedule for First License [P.A. 95-136] Real Estate Brokers For Payment Made Between: Jun 1 – Aug 31 ------------------------------- $450.00 ***Add $20.00 Guarantee Fund Payment Sep 1 – Nov 30 ------------------------------- $375.50 if not previously paid Dec 1 – Feb 29 ------------------------------- $225.00 Mar 1 – May 31 ------------------------------ $112.50 Real Estate Salespeople For Payment Made Between: Jun 1 – Aug 31 -------------- ----------------- $225.00 + $20.00 (Guarantee Fund) = $245.00 Sep 1 – Nov 30 ------------------------------- $168.75 + $20.00 (Guarantee Fund) = $188.75 Dec 1 – Feb 29 ------------------------------- $112.50 + $20.00 (Guarantee Fund) = $132.50 Mar 1 – M ay 31 ------------------------------ $56.25 + $20.00 (Guarantee Fund) = $76.25 Note: All licenses expire May 31 of each year

9. What to report to failing candidates • Feedback to candidates • Individual scores v. group aggregate • School statistics • Advertising, unscientific surveys

10. Candidate appeal process • Policies and procedures • During exam or after exam

11. Reviews • Time period for request and review • Number of reviews • Review location and security • Review timing • Review procedures for candidates • What to review or display

12. Q. 19 of 30 Marked: 0 View: Incorr Time Left: 15 Computer Exam Review Screen What do the stars on the United States of America’s flag represent? Correct Answer: 3. States Your answer: 4. Colonies

13. Paper & Pencil Review Ican T. Win, SS# 999-88-7777 Session 1 Tuesday, January 08, 2002 Virginia Real Estate Review (For Examination taken Friday, December 21, 2001) RE1234 Which type of value is most relevant in determining property taxes? CORRECT: B. Assessed value. YOU MARKED: D. Mortgage value Comments: Code Section:____________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________

14. Instructions to Candidate: PSI Examination Services welcomes your comments about test questions on the Real Estate Licensing Examinations. Please use the space below to record any comments you would like to make about any question(s) in the examination you are taking today. In order for us to evaluate your comments, it is essential that you provide your name, Social Security Number (SSN), test date, and test type on this form. Your comments will be analyzed by PSI's test development staff. Name: SSN: _ _ _ - _ _ - _ _ _ _ Last First Middle Date: Test Type: ¨ Sales ¨ Broker Month/Day/Year PSI Test Center: Session : Question #_______ Comment: Question #_______ Comment: Question #_______ Comment: Question #_______ Comment: Test Question Review Sheet

15. Other • Score changes • Scoring error notification • Security breaches and cheating • Testing as a teaching tool or an assessment

16. Thank You Tadas Dabsys Director PSI Examination Services email: tadas@psionline.com Phone: 800-367-1565, ext 203 www.psiexams.com www.psionline.com