Cancellation or postponement of Life in the UK test is possible. A seven day advance notice is necessary as choosing the date to take test was also set in advance. Calling the test centre for advice is the best way to do so and to get other information as well with regards to the consequence of canceling or postponing the test.

Cancellation or postponement may also come with a £10 administration fee, some sort of a surcharge or fine depending on the test centre that the examinee chose. Just like any other government transaction or paper work application the Life in the UK exam has to be planned for, studied for, and has been thought of. The best way to find out if the test centre does pose a fine on cancellations or postponements it would be best to inquire first before setting a date and paying the exam fee to avoid the extra expense.

The best way to ensure that the person is very sure to take the exam is also to ensure the all the proper requirements for application for British naturalization or indefinite leave to remain has been fulfilled. Also one must have had ample time to review the handbook, learn computer, and has read the reminders and guidelines in taking the Life in the UK Test. It would make a lot of sense to be ready and sure to avoid the inconvenience to postponing and canceling unless the reason may be a critical emergency or something to that effect.