Will the money be refunded if the subject three test appointment is canceled?
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Subject three test appointment cancellation will result in a refund, which is generally credited to the account balance and can be used for the next exam registration. However, the cancellation request must be submitted at least one day before the exam date. Cancellations on the exam day or no-shows will be treated as a failure, and the exam fee will not be refunded. Methods to cancel the subject three test appointment: To cancel the subject three test appointment, you must do so at least one day in advance. If you are unable to attend the exam on the scheduled day, you cannot cancel the appointment. If the exam has not been successfully scheduled and is still in the pending status, you can cancel it online by logging into the 12123 APP and following the instructions. If you have already received a successful appointment confirmation message, you will need to prepare your original ID card and a written application for cancellation. Visit the vehicle management office's service window to submit the cancellation request for the subject three test and hand over the materials to the staff for review. Consequences of canceling the subject three test appointment: Canceling a successfully scheduled subject three test appointment will affect your ranking for the next appointment, delaying the time of your next successful appointment. The subject three test appointments are prioritized based on rankings, with higher-priority users ranked higher and thus given earlier exam slots. If the appointment is not successfully scheduled, canceling it will not affect your ranking. Typically, students whose 3-year validity period is about to expire have the highest priority and are entitled to one priority scheduling right for each subject.
I've asked quite a few friends about whether you can get a refund for canceling a Subject 3 driving test appointment. Usually, whether you can get a refund depends on the driving school or test center's policies. Generally, if you cancel a few days in advance—say, 5-7 days before the test—you might get a partial refund. But if you cancel on the same day or too late, you might not get anything back. Last time, I canceled three days ahead due to work commitments, and the driving school refunded me 60% of the fee, which seemed fair. I recommend checking your contract or calling customer service immediately to clarify the policy and avoid missing the refund window. Also, be aware that some places may charge a cancellation fee, so make sure to confirm the details safely—don’t risk driving while sick just to save money, as safety should always come first. The sooner you act, the better your chances of recovering some costs.
Bro, you really need to hurry up with canceling your Subject 3 appointment and getting a refund. I think it's best to call the driving school directly for details, as rules vary by location: Most places allow refunds if you cancel at least a week in advance, but if you cancel last minute, you might lose the fee. When I took the test, I canceled last minute due to a cold and luckily got half back. Remember, don't delay in checking the progress—just use the official website or app. Don't take safety lightly; if you're not feeling well, go to the hospital instead of toughing it out. While the fee is important, you can always reschedule the test, so don't dwell on it too long—cut your losses in time. Experience tells me that acting early is key to saving money.
