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Best Answer: Others are correct about the 3 months. However - not the full truth. Hormones, such as birth control, or hormone replacement therapies, take about 3 months to build up to proper levels in your circulatory system. This is why its not considered quite effective for 3 months. As such, it takes about 3 months for it all to leave your system, and go back to your normal levels.
How long it takes birth control to become effective depends on WHEN during your cycle you take the first pill. If you take the first pill on the first day of your period (as soon as you start bleeding) you are protected right away. If you take your first pill any other time, you will be protected after taking 7 pills. If you miss any pills or take them late during that 7 days you have to start the count over.