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Hi sangyoon1228,

The issue here is ultimately about 'test security' - and whether the person who is taking the Exam is the actual person who is scheduled to take it. I'm going to assume that your paper ID card is an actual ID for you, but if the ID does not include a picture, then there is no way for the Test Moderator to know that for sure. You would almost certainly face this same issue at a physical Test Center; you still need to be able to verify your identification - and in this type of situation, a photo ID is the only practical way to do it. As AndrewN has pointed out, you will likely have to wait to take the Official GMAT until you have a formal photo ID (such as a Driver's License or Passport) to present on Test Day.

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