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Can the Subject 1 Exam Reservation Succeed When Showing 'Application in Progress'?

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Priscilla

07/28/25 8:19pm

Subject 1 exam reservation showing 'application in progress' can be successful. After a successful reservation, users can check the acceptance status of the reservation in the online progress. Here are some details about Subject 1 exam reservation: 1. If it shows 'processing', you need to rebook: Generally, the result of an online reservation for Subject 1 will be available 24 hours after the reservation is made. If the reservation is successful, the vehicle management office will send a text message notifying the success, along with the exam time and location, and you should attend the exam on time. If the webpage keeps showing 'processing', it means the reservation was not successful, and you need to cancel and rebook. 2. Successful reservation allows printing of the confirmation: After a successful reservation, users can check the acceptance status in the online progress. If the reservation is successful, the confirmation can be printed from the completion page. Generally, a text message will be received about a week before the exam, but some users may not receive it due to network issues. If the reservation is unsuccessful, the completion page will show 'reservation failed', and you can rebook. If it shows 'reservation processing', the result has not been announced yet, and you need to wait.

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DeGia

08/12/25 1:07am

Last week when I booked the subject one test, the system showed 'application in progress', which made me quite nervous as I was worried it might fail. Later, after checking information and consulting friends, I learned this is normal—it means your booking request has been accepted but is still being processed in the queue, usually taking 1-3 working days for a result. During peak times like weekends with high application volumes, it may be slower, but most cases succeed. My advice is not to rush—just log into the APP daily to check status updates, while also monitoring SMS or email notifications, as the platform will automatically send confirmation messages. If there’s no change after a week, it might mean slots are full or there’s incorrect info, in which case just resubmit. Stay patient and avoid duplicate operations to prevent system confusion.

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