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By completing the GED® test, you can answer the call. The current GED® test is expiring at the end of 2013, and your scores will
expire too if you don’t finish and pass the test by then. Don’t miss this chance to turn one small step into your next big
opportunity – like college, a better job, and the respect you deserve.
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Today adult learners need to compete in a new economic and global market. More jobs call for skilled, educated labor, requiring additional training and education beyond a high school diploma. The GED® testing program has always been a cornerstone of adult education since it first began in 1942.
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Click Here for details on the last dates for the GED® 2002 series testing at Oregon's GED® Testing Centers.
Today adult learners need to compete in a new economic and global market. More jobs call for skilled, educated labor, requiring additional training and education beyond a high school diploma. The GED® testing program has always been a cornerstone of adult education since it first began in 1942.
We know – as do the more than 18 million alumni – that second chances can change lives. And we recognize that second chances are about
finding successful ways to put millions of lives that are on hold in motion – by creating the pathways that can help make dreams a
reality. Choosing to earn a GED® credential signals the beginning of an important journey that develops confidence, builds skills,
and enhances life success for adults who have the courage to pursue their dreams.
The GED® test is available in paper- or computer-based formats, but is administered only at approved testing centers – never online via the internet. The new, online test format offers test-takers the convenience and flexibility of registering and scheduling their tests online, and then taking the tests on computers at an official GED® testing center.
The GED® test is available in paper- or computer-based formats, but is administered only at approved testing centers – never online via the internet. The new, online test format offers test-takers the convenience and flexibility of registering and scheduling their tests online, and then taking the tests on computers at an official GED® testing center.
Getting your GED® status has never been easier, faster, and more secure. E-Transcripts offer GED® examinees complete control over their
personal record by providing direct access through the internet. It takes just a few minutes to download and print a transcript for
schools, employers, the military, etc.
E-Transcripts are free to examinees, so you can print as many copies as you like whenever you require them.
To get started, you will need your access code, which is listed on your original transcript. Follow the directions at: www.ged123.org
If you do not have your access code, go to your nearest Oregon GED® testing center and take your valid driver’s license or other form of government-issued identification that shows your name, address, date of birth, signature, and photograph. Once you have your access code, visit www.ged123.org and print your official transcript.
If you cannot go to a testing center, or if you earned your GED® prior to 1986, please see Order Transcripts or Certificates below.
E-Transcripts are free to examinees, so you can print as many copies as you like whenever you require them.
To get started, you will need your access code, which is listed on your original transcript. Follow the directions at: www.ged123.org
If you do not have your access code, go to your nearest Oregon GED® testing center and take your valid driver’s license or other form of government-issued identification that shows your name, address, date of birth, signature, and photograph. Once you have your access code, visit www.ged123.org and print your official transcript.
If you cannot go to a testing center, or if you earned your GED® prior to 1986, please see Order Transcripts or Certificates below.
Transcripts and duplicate certificates may be requested from the Department of Community Colleges and Workforce Development.
There is a $5.00 fee per document ordered. We do not fax transcripts or certificates.
Request Form for GED Test Records - PDF
Complete this form and mail with appropriate fees to:
Oregon GED Program
255 Capitol Street NE
Salem OR 97310
You must mail the request, and we will return the transcript or certificate by mail. Allow 7 – 10 business days for processing. You can pay for priority or overnight delivery of the request form and enclose a pre-paid, pre-addressed envelope for priority or overnight return through USPS, UPS, FEDEX, or other mailing service.
Request Form for GED Test Records - PDF
Complete this form and mail with appropriate fees to:
Oregon GED Program
255 Capitol Street NE
Salem OR 97310
You must mail the request, and we will return the transcript or certificate by mail. Allow 7 – 10 business days for processing. You can pay for priority or overnight delivery of the request form and enclose a pre-paid, pre-addressed envelope for priority or overnight return through USPS, UPS, FEDEX, or other mailing service.
Verifications cannot be done over the telephone. To verify that someone has earned a GED® in Oregon, fax your company’s completed
official request form, and the examinee’s signed information release, including:
Examinee’s name(s) at the time of testing;
Examinee’s complete SSN;
Examinee’s complete date of birth;
Year of testing (approximate is acceptable) and where (city) the GED® tests were taken – as best as you’re able to ascertain;
Examinee’s signature releasing the information.
Fax the information to 503-378-5908.
Requests which do not include the signed release will not be processed. We are not able to accept electronic signatures. We will provide you with the verification results via return fax in 7 – 10 business days. We will not fax transcripts or duplicate certificates. If you need a transcript or duplicate certificate, please follow the directions in the Order Transcripts or Certificates section.
Examinee’s name(s) at the time of testing;
Examinee’s complete SSN;
Examinee’s complete date of birth;
Year of testing (approximate is acceptable) and where (city) the GED® tests were taken – as best as you’re able to ascertain;
Examinee’s signature releasing the information.
Fax the information to 503-378-5908.
Requests which do not include the signed release will not be processed. We are not able to accept electronic signatures. We will provide you with the verification results via return fax in 7 – 10 business days. We will not fax transcripts or duplicate certificates. If you need a transcript or duplicate certificate, please follow the directions in the Order Transcripts or Certificates section.
Records from tests taken in other states or internationally must be ordered from that location.
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Marque Haeg, State GED® Administrator
Phone: 503-947-2446
Email: marque.r.haeg@state.or.us
Linda Sozzi, Office Specialist GED® Program
Phone: 503-947-2442
Email: linda.sozzi@state.or.us
Phone: 503-947-2446
Email: marque.r.haeg@state.or.us
Linda Sozzi, Office Specialist GED® Program
Phone: 503-947-2442
Email: linda.sozzi@state.or.us
255 capitol street ne, third floor
salem, or 97310-1600
website: http://www.oregon.gov/ccwd