Professionals and Technologists Examinations Act Enforcement Rules Article 4

Candidates should submit the following documents when registering for an examination: 1. Curriculum vitae; 2. Qualification documents; 3. 1-inch upper-body frontal personal photograph, free of headwear and taken within one year; 4. Registration or review fee; 5. Any other relevant documents. Recent graduates unable to submit a diploma at the time of registration, but who are granted temporary approval upon review, must submit their diploma no later than before the first session on the first day of the examination, persons failing to do so are not permitted to sit the exams However, persons under exceptional circumstances may be granted an extension with the consent of the Examination Yuan. The graduation date on the late submittal diploma must be of a date earlier than that of the first exam date of the examination in question. Examinees may apply by mail or online. Depending on the needs of the examining organization, some online applications may waive part of the documentations required in paragraph 1. Applicants failing to provide all required documentation and fees shall be given notice by the examination organization to rectify the matter within a given timeframe. Persistent failure to do so will result in rejection of the application. Unless otherwise required by law, the above said notice may be given in the form of email, fax, text message or other electronic document, and be considered as delivered in person. It is the examinee's responsibility to ensure that all contact details such as email addresses and mobile telephone numbers are correct and functioning normally, and to check for notification from the examination organizations regularly. In order to verify the applicant's eligibility for the examinations, the examination organization may use household and army registration systems and schools as information database to proof the data provided by the applicant.