If you suffer a visual, hearing, physical or other impairment which might interfere with your ability to take the test in the standard manner, you should write a letter to this effect and submit it to the UMAT Office as soon as possible after registration.  Please include your Transaction ID number in your correspondence.

All such requests must be received at ACER no later than 18 June 2010 and must be accompanied by an explanatory letter from a registered health practitioner. This letter must be no more than one year old.  The letters from you and your practitioner must give clear information on your condition as it affects your ability to sit UMAT.

Applications for special testing conditions will be processed after the deadline of 18 June and candidates will be notified of the outcome soon after.

All reasonable efforts will be made to provide appropriate testing conditions for your needs.

UMAT is a multiple-choice test and does not require extended handwriting. Therefore, difficulties with writing will not normally be seen as grounds for granting of special testing conditions.