If I don t want to take the driver s license test after paying the money, can I withdraw the money?

As long as you don't take the test, you can get a refund. Driving schools have clear provisions, and they will be roughly the same in various places, and generally driving schools stipulate that those who have not participated in the subject one training, after completing the subject one test, can arrange for the students to participate in the subject two training within 60 days due to the driving school's reasons, and all the fees should be refunded.

Introduction

If the student has completed the subject 1 examination and does not participate in the subject 2 training due to personal reasons, the training fee after deducting the textbook fee, science training fee and tutorial material fee will be refunded.

If you have participated in the training of subject 2, and the training hours do not exceed one-third of the total hours of subject 2, and the training period exceeds 90 days, 50% of the training refund will be refunded.

Hello, if he can indeed return the money after paying the fee, but he will definitely not be able to return it. Generally speaking, he will deduct 30% to 60% of you, which depends on the local policy, or it is related to the driving school itself. Hope.

After paying the money and not wanting to take the driver's license test, the line can be refunded. But maybe the driving school can't refund you in full, because you signed a contract with the driving school when you signed up and paid, if you don't fulfill the contract and withdraw from school, you will have to deduct your liquidated damages and can't refund the full amount, so your economy will suffer.

As long as you haven't taken a subject, you can refund the money, but you will be charged liquidated damages, which will not be refunded in full, and the amount of liquidated damages depends on how the contract stipulates it, and it will be implemented.

It is possible to refund, but not all, according to the regulations of the driving school.

As long as you don't take subject 1, you can get a refund.

According to the agreement, a part of it should be deducted, and it will definitely not be refunded to you, depending on the agreement you sign.

It can be refunded, but the money must be deducted, and the deduction regulations are as follows:

1. After registration, if you do not participate in the physical examination or fail to pass the physical examination and request to withdraw from the school, a service fee of 50 yuan will be deducted.

2. If you have passed the physical examination and have obtained the driving school student status but have not applied for the application form for the subject 1 appointment test and request to withdraw from the school, 150 yuan will be deducted from the filing and service fee.

3. Those who have applied for the subject 1 appointment test application form at the driving management office, participated in the theoretical training organized by the driving school, and did not participate in the subject 1 test and asked to withdraw from school, will be deducted 200 yuan for filing, service fee and 150 yuan for theoretical training.

4. If you fail to pass the subject 1 examination and request to withdraw from school, you will be deducted 250 yuan for filing and service fees, and 150 yuan for theoretical training.

5. If you request to withdraw from school after passing the test of subject 1 and getting on the bus for training, in addition to deducting 250 yuan for filing and service fees, and 150 yuan for theoretical training, 80 yuan for actual car training fees will be deducted for one hour of training (subject to IC card timing).

6. If you pass the optional subject test and ask for a refund before the road test, the tuition fee will not be refunded.

The situation you mentioned should be refundable (provided that it is a regular driving school). The exact amount is difficult to say; Because the fees vary greatly from place to place, there is generally no detailed refund standard.

You can get a refund, but a part of it will be deducted, which is considered liquidated damages.

Hello: I am Tianjin Dongbai'an Driving School.

Coach Du Xing Yongxiang (Zhi Driving Technician), I would like to answer your questions as follows: If you sign up to learn to drive, you will be able to form a training contract relationship with the driving school. If you withdraw from school for personal reasons, you are in breach of contract, and you will have to pay liquidated damages for breach of contract.

The penalty limit is 20% of the tuition fee if you do not enter the training program after registration. If you have already entered the training program, if you have signed a training agreement at the time of registration, you will be refunded the remaining part after deducting the fees incurred in accordance with the training agreement. If there is no training agreement, it can be resolved through negotiation.

How much can I get back if I don't take any test?

First of all:

The landlord Bai's behavior is an unauthorized termination by Du.

The contract is a breach of the contract.

DAO Law.

In a contract agreement, there should be an agreement on the early termination of the contract.

It is recommended that the landlord check the various documents that the driving school asks the landlord to sign when registering.

If there is no agreement, then you can only negotiate with the driving school.

As long as you can reach a consensus, you can do anything.

Generally, the driving school will refund the money, but the expenses that have already been incurred will not be refunded.

Although the landlord has not yet taken the test, the driving school should have already filed for the landlord. In addition, is the landlord already in class? These expenses are deductible.

Another is: because the landlord's breach of contract will more or less bring trouble and economic losses to the driving school, the driving school has the right to ask the landlord to compensate.

I paid an application fee, 610, there is a medical examination, and people don't give me a refund, damn it.