13. What do I need to bring on test day?
There are just two things you need to bring with you on test day: 1) an acceptable, valid ID with your name, recent photo and signature, and 2) your Registration Confirmation, including your registration number. Requirements for a valid ID vary; find out what you need to bring.
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