Authorization to test. After your registration has been processed, Evaluation Systems will send you an authorization to test by e-mail. This authorization to test allows you to go to the Pearson VUE Web site and schedule the test(s) for which you registered. Note that if you register for the VCLA subtests separately, you will receive a separate authorization to test for each subtest.

Check the information on your authorization to test when you receive it. Notify Evaluation Systems immediately if any testing information is inaccurate. If you need to correct or update personal information (e.g., your mailing address), contact Evaluation Systems (see "Contact Information").

Retain a copy of your authorization to test for your records. It contains your examinee identification (ID) number, which is required to schedule your test and access your unofficial scores on the Internet.

If you lose your authorization to test or have not received your authorization to test within three business days of submitting your registration, contact Evaluation Systems by telephone or by e-mail from the VCLA and VRA Web site.

VCLA CBT confirmation. After you schedule your test, Pearson VUE will send you a confirmation by e-mail listing your test date, your testing time, and the address and phone number of the test center, as well as directions to the test center.

If you lose your VCLA CBT confirmation or have not received your VCLA CBT confirmation within three business days of scheduling (or rescheduling) your test, contact Pearson VUE (go to www.pearsonvue.com/vcla and click the “telephone numbers” link). You also should contact Pearson VUE if you are a first-time VCLA CBT examinee and you are unable to schedule your test because you have not received an e-mail notification that your Pearson VUE Web account is ready within 24 hours of creating a Web account on the Pearson VUE Web site.

After your registration for paper-based testing has been processed and you have been assigned to a specific test site, you will be sent an admission ticket. You may receive more than one admission ticket, depending on the number of tests for which you have registered. Note that the tickets may be sent separately. Take your admission ticket(s) with you to the test site on the day of the test. Your admission to the test site will be delayed if you do not have your admission ticket.

Your admission ticket lists the personal information you provided when registering as well as testing information, including your

• test selection;
• examinee identification (ID) number;
• test site;
• test date;
• reporting time.

Check the information on your admission ticket when you receive it. Notify Evaluation Systems immediately if any testing information is inaccurate. You may not change your test session or test selection at the test site.

If you need to correct or update personal information (e.g., your mailing address), you may complete a Registration Information Correction Form at the test site on the day of the test administration.

Retain a copy of your admission ticket for your records. It contains your examinee ID number, which is required to access your unofficial scores, confirm your registration status, or make changes to your registration on the Internet.

If you lose your admission ticket or have not received your admission ticket by two weeks before the test date, you may request another copy by selecting “My Admission Ticket” on the VCLA and VRA Web site. You may also use this service to print the admission information you need to be admitted to the test administration.

Confirming your registration status. To confirm your registration status for paper-based testing, select “Confirm or Modify Registration” on the VCLA and VRA Web site and follow the instructions provided. You will be required to provide your examinee ID number and your date of birth to access your registration information.

The registration status system provides information about all current and future VCLA and VRA test dates for which you are registered, including test area information, the tests for which you are registered, and, if available, information about the specific test site to which you have been assigned and your reporting time.

If you are unable to verify your registration status on the Internet, contact Evaluation Systems by telephone or by e-mail from the VCLA and VRA Web site before the regular, late, or emergency registration deadline, as applicable, to avoid additional registration fees. See “Test Dates” for the registration deadlines.