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Hi guys ,
I am planning to write GMAT exam by end of Jan/Feb 1st week . But I will be submitting my passport,next week, at UK Embassy for work permit extension , which means I will not have my passport during the exam .
i) I could have used my Driving License I had planned to write in my native country .
Will I be allowed to write the exam If I state the above reason ? Is there anyone like me here ?
mba.com states as below
https://www.mba.com/mba/TheGMAT/TestDay/ ... cation.htm
with some restrictions, as noted in the paragraph below, the following are the only acceptable forms of ID that you may use at the test center: you must present at least one of the forms of government-issued identification listed below when you arrive at the test center. The ID must be current (not expired) and legible and must bear your name in the Roman alphabet (as is used in this website) exactly as you provided when you made your test appointment, including the order and placement of the names. Date of birth must also match exactly the date provided when you made your test appointment. The ID must also include a recent, recognizable photograph and your signature and date of birth. If you cannot provide one form of ID that includes all four (4) of these, you will be required to present a second ID also from the list that includes the missing element(s). With some restrictions, as noted in the following paragraph, the following are the only acceptable forms of ID that you may use at the test center:
* Passport*
* Government-issued driver’s license
* Government-issued national/state/province identity card (including European ID card)
* Military ID card
*If you are testing in Bangladesh, China (including Hong Kong), India, Japan, Pakistan, Singapore, or South Korea, you must present your passport as your identification.
*If you are testing outside your country of citizenship, you must present your passport as identification unless:
- You are a citizen of a European Union or Schengen Zone country testing in another of those countries, in which case you may present your passport, national identification card, or European identity card;
- You are a permanent U.S. resident testing in the United States, in which case you may present a passport OR permanent resident card (green card).
*If you are a citizen of Cuba, North Korea, or Sudan against which trade, export, boycott, or other sanctions have been imposed by the U.S. government, you must be able to prove primary residence in a country not subject to any such sanctions prior to testing.
*If you are a citizen of Iran living in Iran, you must schedule your appointment through GMAT Customer Service.
Note: No other forms of identification will be accepted at the test center. Unacceptable forms of ID include expired passports or driver’s licenses, social security cards, draft classification cards, credit cards, employee or student IDs, letters from your university or college, IDs with physical descriptions in place of photos, photocopies of any form of ID, or any other kind of ID that does not meet the requirements described above.
I am planning to write GMAT exam by end of Jan/Feb 1st week . But I will be submitting my passport,next week, at UK Embassy for work permit extension , which means I will not have my passport during the exam .
i) I could have used my Driving License I had planned to write in my native country .
Will I be allowed to write the exam If I state the above reason ? Is there anyone like me here ?
mba.com states as below
https://www.mba.com/mba/TheGMAT/TestDay/ ... cation.htm
with some restrictions, as noted in the paragraph below, the following are the only acceptable forms of ID that you may use at the test center: you must present at least one of the forms of government-issued identification listed below when you arrive at the test center. The ID must be current (not expired) and legible and must bear your name in the Roman alphabet (as is used in this website) exactly as you provided when you made your test appointment, including the order and placement of the names. Date of birth must also match exactly the date provided when you made your test appointment. The ID must also include a recent, recognizable photograph and your signature and date of birth. If you cannot provide one form of ID that includes all four (4) of these, you will be required to present a second ID also from the list that includes the missing element(s). With some restrictions, as noted in the following paragraph, the following are the only acceptable forms of ID that you may use at the test center:
* Passport*
* Government-issued driver’s license
* Government-issued national/state/province identity card (including European ID card)
* Military ID card
*If you are testing in Bangladesh, China (including Hong Kong), India, Japan, Pakistan, Singapore, or South Korea, you must present your passport as your identification.
*If you are testing outside your country of citizenship, you must present your passport as identification unless:
- You are a citizen of a European Union or Schengen Zone country testing in another of those countries, in which case you may present your passport, national identification card, or European identity card;
- You are a permanent U.S. resident testing in the United States, in which case you may present a passport OR permanent resident card (green card).
*If you are a citizen of Cuba, North Korea, or Sudan against which trade, export, boycott, or other sanctions have been imposed by the U.S. government, you must be able to prove primary residence in a country not subject to any such sanctions prior to testing.
*If you are a citizen of Iran living in Iran, you must schedule your appointment through GMAT Customer Service.
Note: No other forms of identification will be accepted at the test center. Unacceptable forms of ID include expired passports or driver’s licenses, social security cards, draft classification cards, credit cards, employee or student IDs, letters from your university or college, IDs with physical descriptions in place of photos, photocopies of any form of ID, or any other kind of ID that does not meet the requirements described above.
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Hello Snowingreen,
You NEED to contact Pearson Vue and GMAC to resolve this question. Anyone who responds to you here CAN NOT tell you for certain one way or another.
You NEED to contact Pearson Vue and GMAC to resolve this question. Anyone who responds to you here CAN NOT tell you for certain one way or another.
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