Can I transfer my driving school registration files after enrollment?
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Local driving schools allow transfers to another local driving school, but not to a school in a different region. For inter-regional transfers, you must first cancel your current registration before enrolling in a new school in another region, with no refund available for previous fees. Below are the regulations for applying to the vehicle management office: 1. Applicants residing in their household registration area should apply there. Those applying to add permitted vehicle types should apply at the issuing location of their current driver's license. 2. Active military personnel should apply at their place of residence. Foreign nationals should apply at their place of residence. Additional information: Failure to undergo annual review by the due date results in the expiration of the previous year's review validity. Missing the annual review deadline means the vehicle has not passed the required annual or biennial inspection. Vehicles without a valid inspection are not permitted on public roads, and driving them will result in penalties.
My experience transferring driving school enrollment last year gave me some insights. Feeling the instructor was moving too fast for me to keep up, I decided to switch to a more relaxed driving school. The process wasn't difficult but required multiple trips: first submitting a transfer application at the original school, waiting for their internal approval, then having them forward my records to the new school. After the new school received and confirmed acceptance, I had to pay some outstanding course fees. The whole process took about a week - my Theory Test (Subject 1) progress remained unaffected, but Practical Driving (Subject 2) training restarted from midway. I'd recommend clarifying transfer policies during initial enrollment to avoid extra charges or delays. While transferring is feasible, proper prior communication is crucial - frequent switches may disrupt your learning pace and test schedule.
