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Hi all,
Does anyone have the same situation as me?
Me employer registered (not paid) me to the session, but I left the firm before the session. So I had to pay this outstanding balance. Sometime before the exam, I received notification from ACCA that I had to pay, or I would be withdrawn from the exams. I didn’t pay and accepted the option of withdrawal (if it was the option).
As for now, I have an outstanding balance for the session from which I was withdrawn. Are there any policies for such issues? Or maybe someone was in such a situation? What was your next steps?
If a student withdraws an entry before the standard entry closing which, for the December 2018 exam, was 29 October 2018, they would be eligible for a refund if they had paid. After the standard entry deadline, exam entry fees are not refundable – so if the fee hasn’t been paid it’s still owing. See the question “What happens if I enter an exam and then can no longer take it?” here https://www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/help/exam-sessions.html
Thank you!
