WHAT TO BRING TO THE TEST SITE

You MUST bring the following with you to the test site:

Your admission ticket

Several sharpened No. 2 pencils with erasers (no pens); pencils will not be supplied at the test site

See "Test Selection" for information about other items to bring to the test administration for specific test(s).

Proper identification as described in "Identification Policy" below

See "Test Site Rules" for information about what is not allowed at the test site.

If you do not have proper identification or your admission ticket, please report directly to the Information Table at the test site. You may be required to complete additional paperwork, which may reduce your available testing time.

Identification Policy

You must bring the following personal identification to the test administration:

• One piece of current, government-issued identification, in the name in which you registered, bearing your photograph and signature
• One additional piece of identification (with or without a photograph)

Acceptable forms of government-issued identification include photo-bearing driver's licenses, passports, and photo-bearing military identification cards.

Unacceptable forms of government-issued identification include student and employee identification cards, social security cards, draft classification cards, and credit cards.

If the name on your identification differs from the name in which you are registered, you must bring official verification of the change (e.g., marriage certificate, court order). If you do not have proper identification as described above, you must bring a current, accurate photograph of yourself; report directly to the Information Table at your test site; complete a personal identification information form; and certify, under penalty of perjury, that you are the person you purport to be. Evaluation Systems will keep the photograph you bring.

You will be denied permission to test if you (1) do not have proper identification and (2) do not present a current, accurate photograph of yourself; complete a personal identification information form; and certify, under penalty of perjury, that you are the person you purport to be.

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