What Does 'Application Under Review' Mean?
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When your driver's license test application is under review, it means the system has accepted your booking request and is currently verifying whether the applicant meets the eligibility criteria. If approved, the applicant will be notified to prepare for the exam, and the status will display as 'Booking Successful.' If not eligible, the applicant will be informed of the booking failure, and the system will return to the booking homepage for selecting a test center. After submitting a driver's license test application, results are typically available within 3-5 days, though sometimes the review may extend beyond 5 days. 'Under Review' indicates that the test session is still open, and the system is in the process of scheduling. It's advisable not to hastily cancel the booking and instead patiently await the outcome. Additionally, applicants can check their ranking—if ranked high, there's still a chance for successful booking. During the 'Under Review' phase, applicants may cancel their booking without any consequences or impact on exam priority. If canceled during this stage, they can rebook later. However, canceling after receiving a successful booking notification via SMS will affect their priority in subsequent bookings, usually placing them lower in the queue. Booking Attempts: The maximum number of bookings for both the Subject 2 (driving skills) and Subject 3 (road test) exams is five each (i.e., ten total test attempts). Failing the fifth attempt invalidates any previously passed subjects, requiring the applicant to restart from Subject 1. Booking Priority Rules: For first-time Subject 1 exam bookings, priority is based on the application submission time, with earlier submissions ranked higher. After system scheduling, the booking results will be published online. Applicants nearing the end of their three-year eligibility period receive the highest priority, with one priority booking per subject. Cancellations due to personal reasons reset the priority based on the cancellation time. Non-first-time bookings are prioritized based on the previous exam date. Cancellations due to external factors (e.g., power outages, network failures) do not affect priority.
When I see the status "Appointment Processing" after scheduling a maintenance service on a car dealership's 4S website, it reminds me of my multiple experiences. This status means the system has received my appointment request, but the service team hasn't yet finalized whether they can accommodate it. They need to check workshop availability, technician schedules, or whether the required parts are in stock to avoid conflicts. Typically, this process is completed within a few hours, and at most, it doesn’t exceed one business day. Once, when I scheduled a tire replacement, the status was stuck for most of the day due to parts being out of stock before it updated. I recommend waiting patiently and avoiding duplicate submissions; meanwhile, you can check the app or email for updates. If there’s no change after 24 hours, calling customer service directly often resolves the issue. Proper scheduling can save you from long queues, making car services more efficient and hassle-free.
