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ah7o
Calcite | Level 5

Hi programmers,

I am a novice in SAS and I scheduled my SAS base exam on 10/6(Sunday) afternoon. I had an emergency and I wouldn't be able to take the exam, so I wanted to reschedule the exam last night (Friday night). However, it says I have a "Waiver of Automation Tools" so I can't reschedule or cancel my exam and I need to call customer services. Pearson Vue doesn't even have customer services on weekends.

I tried to email them but it takes 3-4 days to get a response. I checked again just now and I still can't do anything (it's still 24 hours prior to the exam time).

Did anyone meet a similar situation? Is it possible for me to get a refund if I call them on Monday (but it will be after my exam then)?

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jpprovost
Quartz | Level 8

@ah7o wrote:

Hi programmers,

I am a novice in SAS and I scheduled my SAS base exam on 10/6(Sunday) afternoon. I had an emergency and I wouldn't be able to take the exam, so I wanted to reschedule the exam last night (Friday night). However, it says I have a "Waiver of Automation Tools" so I can't reschedule or cancel my exam and I need to call customer services. Pearson Vue doesn't even have customer services on weekends.

I tried to email them but it takes 3-4 days to get a response. I checked again just now and I still can't do anything (it's still 24 hours prior to the exam time).

Did anyone meet a similar situation? Is it possible for me to get a refund if I call them on Monday (but it will be after my exam then)?


 

Hi there,

 

Pretty sure this is not the good sub-forum to post this.

 

You probably have better answers here :

 

https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Certification/bd-p/certification 

 

Thanks,

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