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I need some urgent advice. I'm sitting for the GMAT in less than a week, and I just read that the photo ID must be a recent photo.
I just graduated college and both my passport and license include a picture from the beginning of high school. I've grown considerably, so it's a little difficult to recognize me from the photos. However, the license and passport are not expired.
Is it likely that I won't be allowed to sit for the exam? Any suggestions on what to do?
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I just graduated college and both my passport and license include a picture from the beginning of high school. I've grown considerably, so it's a little difficult to recognize me from the photos. However, the license and passport are not expired.
Is it likely that I won't be allowed to sit for the exam? Any suggestions on what to do?
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20 Apr 2017, 23:16
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I need some urgent advice. I'm sitting for the GMAT in less than a week, and I just read that the photo ID must be a recent photo.
I just graduated college and both my passport and license include a picture from the beginning of high school. I've grown considerably, so it's a little difficult to recognize me from the photos. However, the license and passport are not expired.
Is it likely that I won't be allowed to sit for the exam? Any suggestions on what to do?
Sent from my SM-G920T using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
I just graduated college and both my passport and license include a picture from the beginning of high school. I've grown considerably, so it's a little difficult to recognize me from the photos. However, the license and passport are not expired.
Is it likely that I won't be allowed to sit for the exam? Any suggestions on what to do?
Sent from my SM-G920T using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
Hi,
No that won't be an issue. But make sure your name matches exactly with what you have registered for the GMAT.
Dont worry about such things. Relax and give your best shot.
