<p>I couldn't believe it when she told me no one checked IDs. In light of the cheating scandel that has made national headlines, how could this be? If you sat for the SAT on Jan 28, did they check your IDs?</p>
<p>My daughter did not take the test at her highschool and did not know the proctor. He did not check anyone’s ID.</p>
<p>Normally they should check the ID every two sections right?</p>
<p>Lol no I never heard of such a thing as to checking every two sections. They check it at the beginning and that’s it.</p>
<p>Yes I thought about reporting it but did not for the very reason you mention BibleWriter</p>
<p>Things differ greatly in Hong Kong… In Asian Expo, where over 5000 students took SAT simultaneously, the proctor would check everyone’s ID and admission ticket after every break, what means, totally 4 times.</p>
<p>@joshualeo1995
Did you take the test in HK?
I went to Asian Expo in October and January tests.</p>
<p>@BUgebs
They seem to be afraid of someone would cheat by exchanging seats between breaks.
But there are nearly ten thousand candidates in the same hall, the security measures would naturally be stricter.</p>
<p>^Yes… I also took January SAT at Asian Expo… I was in Zone S, what about you?</p>
<p>^
Zone W.
Are you from mainland China or HK?</p>
<p>^ mainland China ~</p>