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Can I take the Subject 4 exam without my ID?

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McFinley

07/24/25 12:13pm

You cannot take the Subject 4 exam without your ID. Here are the specific requirements for the Subject 4 exam: Regulations: Items required for the Subject 4 exam include an ID card, student card, exam records, etc. Some locations may also require a photo for the driver's license. Typically, if the driving school schedules the Subject 4 exam on your behalf, you only need to bring your ID card. Before the driving school organizes a group trip to the vehicle management office for the exam, they will provide the student card and records to the student. Important Notes: It is essential to understand that the ID card, student card, and records are indispensable materials. Missing any one of these will prevent you from taking the Subject 4 exam. Some people schedule the Subject 4 exam online themselves, but due to restrictions on the driving school retrieving records from the vehicle management office, they may not receive the records and thus cannot take the exam. Therefore, if you plan to schedule the exam yourself, you should first communicate with the driving school to see if the records can be retrieved.

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