Can I Get a Refund If I Paid for a Driver's License but Didn't Take the Test for Three Years?
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You can get a refund if you paid for a driver's license but didn't take the test for three years, but: 1. The three-year validity period starts counting after passing the subject one exam. 2. If you paid for the license but didn't take the test for three years, it may not have expired, but due to the prolonged delay, only a partial refund is possible. Additional information: 1. If you haven't attended subject one training or if the driving school fails to arrange subject two training within 60 days after completing subject one, a full refund should be issued. 2. If you have completed subject one but failed to attend subject two training due to personal reasons, the refund will deduct textbook fees, theoretical training fees, and coaching material costs. 3. If you have attended subject two training but the training hours are less than one-third of the total subject two hours and within 90 days of the training period, 50% of the training fee will be refunded. 4. If the institution does not arrange subject three training within 90 days after completing subject two, 50% of the training fee will be refunded. 5. If you have completed subject two training but failed to attend subject three due to personal reasons or exceeded the stipulated time limit, no refund will be issued.
