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Problems with my GED in minnesota?
Back in 2003 I took my GED testing, I had failed one, but then retook it, and I was told I passed and got a copy of my ged and everything. Did the whole walk thing and was really proud of myself.
Now, 7 years later, I needed a copy of that ((my first one is to far from me, in another state)) I started digging around and find out that the second test I took was the same as the first one so I never passed it.
My question is, how could they do that? Should I call a lawyer or something?
In the last 7 years I was never told that I never passed, and I wouldn't have ever found out if I didn't need this second copy.
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- BetsyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I think that you need to retake the test that you failed. I'm not sure how you would benefit by getting an attorney. It doesn't seem that you were harmed. This is a problem that should have a relatively simple remedy.