Admission ticket

Your Admission Ticket is your official confirmation to attend the test centre or sit the test by remote proctoring. This ticket details exactly where and at what time to report to the test centre on the test day (test centre sittings only). Tickets for remote proctoring candidates contain the username for the test session (test session times can be viewed in your Meazure Learning ProctorU account). Admission Tickets also contain your personal details. A printout of your Admission Ticket must be taken with you to the test centre/remote proctored test session. Admission Tickets presented on electronic devices will not be accepted. If you cannot
provide a printout of the Admission Ticket and appropriate photo identification on the test day, you will not be permitted to sit your test.

Notification will be sent to your registered email address when your Admission Ticket is available to access through your online ACER account. This will be approximately 2 weeks before the test date. Please check your Admission Ticket carefully and contact the LAT Office immediately if there are any errors. The details on your Admission Ticket must match the details on the identification document that you will use on the test day. Only your first and last names are required to match and it is not necessary for your other names (including middle names) to appear on your Admission Ticket. Your other names, if provided when you created your ACER account, will however be printed on the Attendance Rolls given to the test centre supervisors. Attendance Rolls will be checked on the test day and can be referred to should there be any issues matching your Admission Ticket and your identification document.

Before you print your Admission Ticket, check that both sides of the print paper are blank; there should not be any marks on your Admission Ticket. Admission Tickets may be printed in black and white; you do not need to bring a colour printout. You must not write anything on your Admission Ticket before the test. You can use the reverse page of the printed Admission Ticket to plan your responses during the test.

If you have issues accessing your Admission Ticket, you should contact the LAT Office as soon as possible. Please do not leave this to the last minute.