What to Do If Your Driver's License Exam Expires After Three Years?
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In the case where the three-year validity period for the driver's license exam has expired and the exam is not yet completed, the previously passed subjects will be invalidated, and you will need to retake the exams. Of course, if you do not wish to continue and want a refund, the situation depends on the progress of your exam participation, which can be divided into the following scenarios: 1. Enrolled in driving school but did not take any exams: In reality, there is no such thing as a "three-year expiration" in this case because the three-year validity period only starts after passing the subject one exam, when the vehicle management office issues the learning driving permit. Therefore, if you did not participate in subject one training or, after completing subject one, the driving school failed to arrange subject two training within 60 days due to the school's reasons, the driving school should provide a full refund. 2. Passed subject one but the remaining subjects expired before completion: If you have passed some subjects but failed to complete the remaining ones within the three-year validity period, the driving school will refund part of the training fee. If the expiration is entirely due to the student's personal reasons, the driving school may not provide a refund. 3. Fast-track exam scheduling for expiring learning driving permits: If the learning driving permit has less than six months of validity remaining, the student can switch to priority scheduling when booking exams. Note that each subject can be prioritized for scheduling once online. During priority scheduling, students can choose exam sessions with available priority slots. As long as the scheduling application is successful and there are no other regulatory reasons preventing the exam, the exam can be arranged.
