@mjfromcanada I think you'll just have to contact the ProProctor support ASAP in case of any issues!

@ryumi Yes, I believe you have to download ProProctor! There are remote testing instructions that you should receive via email after signing up. It should give you a link to download, and let you run a system check. It even lets you check that the second camera setup works with your phone, which I was glad for. As part of the instructions, make sure to turn off your VPN so that your remote testing location will match what you submit to LSAC!

Hi! I've done it three times. The first time was last year when lots of people were still doing it remotely, and I had a proctor who didn't mind my messy room. The second time, they took issue with it and had me move to another room which threw me off. For my latest take in August (I speak out loud, so I also test remote still) I made sure to completely empty my room aside from my scratch paper, pencil, and computer. Literally just piled everything outside of my room in a big mess, and the proctors let me start without any issues.

Note that there is a second-camera requirement now too, so make sure that you are able to keep your phone plugged in and charging during the duration of the test. Even with mine plugged in, I went down from 100% to 70% as it drained my battery so bad. Best of luck!