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It specifies eligibility-based appointment scheduling, issuance and validity periods for Authorization to Test (ATT) and Psychomotor Authorization to Test (PATT), and processes for contact with test administrators or examination hosts at least 24 hours before appointments. 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The National Registry informs candidates of the requirements to schedule, cancel, or re-schedule an examination appointment.  \nCognitive Examination  \nThe National Registry issues approved candidates for a cognitive examination an “Authorization to Test (ATT)” that provides instructions on how to schedule the examination. The ATT is valid for 90 days from the day it is posted in the candidate’s account. Approved candidates schedule an examination appointment directly with the test administrator.  \nCandidates may re-schedule or cancel the examination by contacting the test administrator at least 24 hours prior to the examination appointment. The National Registry establishes fees for re-scheduling the examination.  \nCandidates who fail to notify the test administrator via phone call or online at least 24 hours before scheduled test classifies the candidate as a “no-show” and results in forfeiture of the examination payment.  \nCandidates can appeal this decision for extenuating circumstances. Appeals are submitted to the National Registry Certification staff. National Registry Certification staff review and determine the outcome of the appeal. All decisions by the National Registry staff are final. All appeals are considered, but those that fall outside the following list are typically not approved:  \n• Medical emergencies for candidate or candidate’s immediate family  \n• Death of immediate family member  \n• Called into work – EMS PERSONNEL ONLY  \n• County or statewide weather/natural disaster emergency Psychomotor Examination  \nThe National Registry issues approved candidates for a psychomotor examination “Psychomotor Authorization to Test (PATT)” that includes the candidate’s identification number. The PATT provides instructions to the candidate on how to schedule the psychomotor examination. The PATT is valid for 24 months from the date of course completion or until one full failure of the psychomotor examination attempt occurs. Approved candidates reserve a psychomotor examination appointment directly with the examination host.  \nCandidates may re-schedule or cancel the examination prior to the cancellation deadline established by the National Registry. The National Registry establishes fees for re-scheduling the examination.  \nCandidates who fail to cancel the psychomotor examination appointment with the Examination Specialist by the cancellation deadline classifies the candidate as a “no-show.”  \nCandidates can appeal this decision for extenuating circumstances. Appeals are submitted to the National Registry staff. National Registry staff review and determine the outcome of the appeal. All decisions by the National Registry staff are final. All appeals are considered, but those that fall outside the following list are typically not approved:  \n• Medical emergencies for candidate or candidate’s immediate family Death of immediate family member  \n• Call","cbCainc32xMLh1gB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainc32xMLh1gB","pdf",155589,"English","# Intent\n# Scope\n# Definitions\n# Policy\n## Cognitive Examination\n## Psychomotor Examination\n# Rationale\n# Related Policies and Procedures\n# References","[{\"question\":\"How do candidates schedule a cognitive examination after approval?\",\"answer\":\"Approved candidates receive an Authorization to Test (ATT) that provides scheduling instructions and is valid for 90 days from when it is posted in the candidate’s account. They schedule directly with the test administrator.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if a candidate does not notify the test administrator or misses the appointment?\",\"answer\":\"Candidates who fail to notify the test administrator at least 24 hours before the scheduled test are classified as a “no-show,” resulting in forfeiture of the examination payment. Candidates may appeal for extenuating circumstances, and decisions are final.\"},{\"question\":\"How long is the psychomotor authorization valid, and how can candidates re-schedule?\",\"answer\":\"The Psychomotor Authorization to Test (PATT) is valid for 24 months from the course completion date or until one full failure occurs. Candidates re-schedule or cancel prior to the National Registry cancellation deadline, and fees may apply.\"}]","Examination Scheduling - Policy 62.03 | PDF",1790200555]