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[~~An individual~~,] Any individual whether or not a New Mexico resident, who has not graduated from an accredited high school and who is not currently enrolled in an accredited high school is eligible to take the [~~General Educational Development Tests (GED Tests)~~] GED Tests if:  \n(1) [Reserved]  \n(2) The individual is a minimum of [~~ 17~~]  16 years of age.  \nB. If the individual is under 18 years of age, the following conditions must also be met:  \n( 1) [~~A consent~~] An underage form completed by the local superintendent (or his/her designee)[~~recommending~~] authorizing testing must be presented to the local GED Chief or Alternate Examiner.  \n(2) The aforementioned form shall contain the individual's birth date, date of withdrawal from school, [~~the reason for testing,~~​] and signature from the parent or legal guardian. It shall be [~~a triplicate form~~] executed in triplicate form.  \n(3) The [~~consent~~] underage form (described in Subsection B, Paragraphs (1) and (2) of [6.30.3.8](6.30.3.8)[ ](6.30.3.8)NMAC) must be completed and presented to the local GED Chief or Alternate Examiner. One copy is to be kept by the local school district, one copy is kept by the local GED Chief or Alternate Examiner, the remaining part will be forwarded with the applicant's passing test scores to the state GED Testing Office.  \nC. Individuals [~~residing~~] detained at a New Mexico Juvenile Correctional Institution or a [~~Correctional Residential Facility~~] Juvenile Justice Division Facility operated by the children youth and family department, will be permitted to take the GED Tests at a minimum age of 16 provided that they receive [~~a recommendation~~] an authorization to do so from the [~~authorized correctional official(s)~~] warden, director or  \n~~e~~s~~u~~c~~c~~c~~a~~e~~t~~s~~on~~fu~~ector~~pletio~~that~~of~~ ~~th~~st~~G~~it~~E~~ut~~D~~ion o~~Test~~r~~s~~ facility~~. He/she will receive the New Mexico High School Diploma upon  \nD. An individual enrolled in a state institution under the authority of the secretary of the health department will be permitted to take the GED Tests at a minimum age of 16 provided that they receive a recommendation to do so from the director of the facility where he/she is enrolled or from the educational director of that facility. No other consent to take the GED Tests is required.  \nE. Individuals enrolled in any other state institution will be permitted to take the GED tests at a minimum age of 16 provided that they receive a recommendation to do so from the director of the facility where he/she is enrolled or from the educational director of that facility. No other consent to take the GED Tests is required.  \n[~~D~~.] F. [~~The individual does not need to be a New Mexico resident to take the GED Tests~~.] Proper identification in the form of a state or ot","cbCaigPJQEPXCQEb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigPJQEPXCQEb","pdf",105002,"English","# 6.30.3 NMAC Amendments\n## Scope\n## Statutory Authority\n## Objective\n## Eligibility\n## Procedure","[{\"question\":\"What does the amendment to 6.30.3 NMAC cover?\",\"answer\":\"It amends 6.30.3 NMAC sections 2, 3, 6, 8, and 9, including scope, statutory authority, objective, eligibility, and procedure for GED testing and credentials.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is eligible to take the GED tests under 6.30.3.8?\",\"answer\":\"Any individual who has not graduated from an accredited high school and is not currently enrolled in an accredited high school is eligible if they meet the minimum age requirement. 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