Identity checks
When you fi ll in the IELTS Application form you will specify your proof of identity document, which must be a national ID card or your passport. You must bring the same document on the
test day. Before you take the test you may have your photo taken to be embedded on your Test Report Form.
Don’t forget to bring your identity document for the Speaking test.
What to bring on test day(s)
As well as your identity document, you may need to bring two recent (not more than six months old) identical passport-sized photographs. Check your test documentation to seewhether this applies to you. The only other items you can bring into the test are pens, pencils and erasers.
Remember to switch off your mobile phone: failure to do so could result in you being disquali ed!
Taking the test
You will do the Listening test first, and then the Reading and Writing. The Speaking test may be on a different day, up to seven days before or after the written papers. Remember that you must complete the answer paper in pencil as it will be processed by a machine that can’t read ink. At the end of the test, stay in your seat until you are given permission to leave the room.
Screenshot of IELTS Application Form
Reference: http://www.ieltspractice.com/?utm_source=Guide1&utm_medium=btm_website&utm_campaign=StudyGuide
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